Generalized Tan-Arlery-Rabaste-Lehmann-Ovarlez Lower Bound on Ambiguity Function of a Set of Sequences With Mismatched Filters

Shibsankar Das

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Generalized Tan-Arlery-Rabaste-Lehmann-Ovarlez Lower Bound on Ambiguity Function of a Set of Sequences With Mismatched Filters

Shibsankar Das

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In this paper, a lower bound on the maximum ambiguity function (AF) sidelobes of a set of unimodular sequences is formulated for the desired low-ambiguity-zone (LAZ). Our main idea is to introduce a set of mismatched filters associated to a set of unimodular sequences and two weight vectors for the delay and Doppler shifts, respectively. The length of mismatched filter maybe different to the length of unimodular sequence. The proposed lower bound on the maximum AF sidelobes for the desired LAZ can be treated as an extension of Tan-Arlery-Rabaste-Lehmann-Ovarlez lower bound, published in 2020, which dealt with the conventional correlation of sequences.

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Shibsankar Das. 2026-09-01. Generalized Tan-Arlery-Rabaste-Lehmann-Ovarlez Lower Bound on Ambiguity Function of a Set of Sequences With Mismatched Filters. https://arxiv.org/abs/2609.01112

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