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Low Signal-to-noise Ratio Underwater Acoustic Communications

Communications with low input signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is often called covert communications as the probability of detection and interception decreases with decreasing SNR . Direct-sequence spread-spectrum signaling works at low SNR because of the

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