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On the Extension of Differential Beamforming Theory to Arbitrary Planar Arrays of First-Order Elements
Small-size acoustic arrays exploit spatial diversity to achieve capabilities beyond those of single-element devices, with applications ranging from teleconferencing to immersive multimedia. A key requirement for broadband array processing is a frequency-invariant spatial response, which ensures cons
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