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The performance of spatial smoothing techniques using the LMS algorithm
The effects of correlated interference on narrowband adaptive arrays are reviewed. The performance of the spatial smoothing technique, used in a generalized sidelobe canceler with the least mean squares algorithm, is examined in terms of weight misadjustment, mean squared error, and signal-to-noise ratio. One method of combining the algorithm with spatial smoothing is shown to obey a set of nonhomogeneous dynamical equations. A numerical example is presented to support the analysis.<>