The problem of assigningncarrier frequencies so as to avoid certain types (third and fifth order) of intermodulation interference is discussed. For the third-order case, close upper and lower bounds on the optimal solution are established; and close to optimal solutions are given forn < 100(previously, suboptimal solutions were known only forn ≤ 23). For the fifth-order case, it is shown that some existing results can be applied to this problem, and suboptimal solutions obtained by this construction are given forn ≤ 17(no solutions were known previously).
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