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On Terms and Definitions in Radio Navigation

  • A. A. Povalyaev
Theory and Methods of Signal Processing
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Abstract

The modern educational and scientific publications devoted to describing the principles of operation of radio-navigation systems are analyzed. As a result, contradictions in the used paradigm have been revealed. The new paradigm based on the definition of the timescale concept and eliminating the ascertained contradictions is introduced.

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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.JSC Russian Space SystemsMoscowRussia
  2. 2.Moscow Aviation Institute (National Research University)MoscowRussia

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