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Ambiguity Analysis and Design of Sparse Arrays via Generalized Vandermonde Rank Conditions
Sparse linear arrays obtained by thinning a uniform linear array (ULA) achieve large effective apertures with a reduced number of physical sensors and have become a key enabling technology across radar, sonar, communications, and integrated sensing and communications. The price of thinning, however,
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