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Prior work has focused on the negative aspects of time-dispersive channels and associated intersymbol interference. The authors show that the inherent diversity introduced by such dispersion is advantageous in reducing the performance-limiting effects of flat fading. This is demonstrated for an indoor QPSK radio link employing a decision-feedback equaliser.
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Gibbard et al. (1994) studied this question.
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