Hussein Al-Hamdani Data-verified
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Hussein Al-Hamdani's research focuses on advancing wireless communication systems, particularly for 5G and future generations. His work investigates error correction codes and high spectral efficiency techniques, aiming to improve connectivity and performance in complex network environments. Al-Hamdani's doctoral research at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock centered on Telecommunications and Networking Engineering. He has published on topics including LDPC code design, Sparse Code Multiple Access (SCMA), and the implementation of these technologies using FPGAs. Al-Hamdani also holds M.Sc. and B.Sc. degrees in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Al-Mustansiriya University, Iraq. He has experience teaching at the university level and is a member of IEEE. His collaborations include work with Seshadri Mohan at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, resulting in shared publications.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 5
- Citations: 1
Selected Publications
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Review of: "IoT Noise And Air Quality Observation System" (2024)
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Broadband Reflectarray Design for Wireless Applications (2022)
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Cyclotomic Construction of Sparse Code Multiple Access With Improved Diversity (2022)
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Strongly Connected Ramanujan Graphs for Highly Symmetric LDPC Codes (2022)
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Strongly Connected Ramanujan Graphs for Highly Symmetric LDPC Codes (2022)
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- Broadband Reflectarray Design for Wireless Applications
- Strongly Connected Ramanujan Graphs for Highly Symmetric LDPC Codes
- Strongly Connected Ramanujan Graphs for Highly Symmetric LDPC Codes
- Cyclotomic Construction of Sparse Code Multiple Access With Improved Diversity
- Strongly Connected Ramanujan Graphs for Highly Symmetric LDPC Codes
- Cyclotomic Construction of Sparse Code Multiple Access With Improved Diversity
- Strongly Connected Ramanujan Graphs for Highly Symmetric LDPC Codes
- Broadband Reflectarray Design for Wireless Applications
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