On the Fractional Wideband and Narrowband Ambiguity Function in Radar and Sonar
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We construct the wideband ambiguity function
for signals represented by their fractional Fourier transforms.
Because the reflected signal must be represented as a Doppler
scaled version of the transmitted signal, this wideband form of
ambiguity does not enjoy many of the same properties as the
narrowband form (which is formed from a Doppler shifted version
of the signal). We present the general result and also examine an
approximation appropriate to wideband signals reflected from
slowly moving targets.
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The article of record as published may be found at http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/LSP.2006.874436
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