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Rageshkkannan
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ieee 2011

07/07/2011 3:26 PM

can any one send me ieee2011 papers?
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07/07/2011 3:38 PM

Sure, the IEEE can send you as many papers as you can pay for. You could even join the IEEE and get your papers as part of your subscription.

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07/07/2011 3:47 PM

hmmm thank you , i also want to know how ieee works ? do you have any idea?
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07/07/2011 3:55 PM

The IEEE works reasonably well. I'm a paying member. I have not published anything there but I might, one day. The very few social events I've attended through them were very dry, to be polite. They do sponsor some very useful lectures though.

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