As an MS thesis, I liked to prove, once for all, that by receiving a DSB-SC (Double Side-band Suppressed Carrier) signal whose spectrum bandwidth is twice the bandwidth of a SSB-SC (Single Side-band Suppressed Carrier) signal, the demodulator could be made simpler and more practical than the SSB-SC one.
I didn’t submit my solution (At that time, I had to return home earlier to take care of my private business). But I used my novel simple DSB-SC demodulator in my private short-range RF communications (between home and workplace), in the 80’s and for many years (at that time, I couldn’t get a phone line at home). It was a simple way to scramble my RF channels (first on AM band then on FM band using a suppressed carrier of frequency 32768 Hz and without a pilot).
I thought that someday I will hear of someone else (more important than me for the world) who had also the chance to discover its trick so that a linear IC manufacturer would be able to offer it on a low-cost integrated circuit. But even after about 40 years, the belief at all universities in the world is that such demodulator doesn’t or cannot exist.
Naturally, with time, I tried presenting it to the world via the few channels I can access which are very limited due to the world’s regulations.
After all, who on earth will be interested to listen seriously to an independent engineer whose name is Kerim

On the other hand, I am also not interested in convincing the world’s Elite in Science about its existence. I don't intend to convince them as Galileo did about his discoveries (I guess you heard of him).
Its topology could be found on the talk page of the DSB-SC article (WikipediA).