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    This document discusses several techniques for reducing peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) in OFDM systems and mitigating the effects of nonlinear power amplifiers, including optimal output back-off, deliberate clipping of OFDM signals, an overview of various PAPR reduction techniques, maximum likelihood detection of distorted symbols through iterative decoding, digital predistortion of power amplifiers using lookup tables, and analysis of OFDM signals in amplifiers with memory effects.

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    This document discusses several techniques for reducing peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) in OFDM systems and mitigating the effects of nonlinear power amplifiers, including optimal output back-off, deliberate clipping of OFDM signals, an overview of various PAPR reduction techniques, maximum likelihood detection of distorted symbols through iterative decoding, digital predistortion of power amplifiers using lookup tables, and analysis of OFDM signals in amplifiers with memory effects.

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    This document discusses several techniques for reducing peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) in OFDM systems and mitigating the effects of nonlinear power amplifiers, including optimal output back-off, deliberate clipping of OFDM signals, an overview of various PAPR reduction techniques, maximum likelihood detection of distorted symbols through iterative decoding, digital predistortion of power amplifiers using lookup tables, and analysis of OFDM signals in amplifiers with memory effects.

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