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Perfect sequences and arrays have periodic autocorrelation functions whose out-of-phase values are zero. Time-discrete N-phase sequences and arrays have complex elements of magnitude one, and one of (2 pi /N)n, 0<or=n<N, different phase values. Existence conditions and construction methods for perfect N-phase sequences and arrays with a small alphabet of possible phase values are introduced. Combining the existence conditions with, methods of advanced computer search, new perfect N-phase arrays have been found. The resulting lowest number N of perfect N-phase sequences and arrays up to 40 elements are given in a table, after having applied the construction methods.<<ETX>>
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