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@inproceedings{beard04combinatoric,
 AUTHOR = {James Beard and Jon Russo and Keith Erickson and
 Michael Monteleone and Mike Wright},
 TITLE = {Combinatoric Collaboration on Costas Arrays and Radar Applications},
 BOOKTITLE = {IEEE Radar Conference},
 ADDRESS = {Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA},
 YEAR = 2004,
 MONTH = apr,
 PAGES = {260--265},
 ABSTRACT = {{C}ostas arrays are permutation matrices that also
    provide a frequency indexing sequence that permits at most one
    coincident tone in cross-correlations of FSK waveforms. As such,
    they have obvious application as frequency indexing sequences in
    radar and communications when long codes with bounded
    autocorrelation are required or when  Doppler is a significant
    portion of the transmitted bandwidth. All Costas arrays for
    orders less than 25 are known, with those for N=24 disclosed
    here. Higher orders are found through number-theoretic
    generators and partial searches.},
 bib2html_pubtype = {Conference Papers},
 bib2html_rescat = {Signal Processing},
 bib2html_dl_pdf = "http://www.costasarrays.org/costasrefs/beard04combinatoric.pdf",
}