Proceedings of the 1999 IEEE Information Theory and Communications Workshop (Cat. No. 99EX253)
DOI: 10.1109/itcom.1999.781400
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“…Rayleigh-faded channel and 1 Coherent operation may be unfeasible for ! 1 when the noise becomes commensurate with the uncertainty in the knowledge of the precise state of the channel and the logarithmic scaling in (1) breaks down [6], [7]. For levels of practical interest, however, the premise of coherent reception is valid in a vast majority of channels and an asymptotic characterization accurately captures the behavior of the capacity at those levels.…”
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“…We adhere to the widely used separable model whereby the correlation between the and entries of is 6 where and are and correlation matrices whose entries indicate the correlation between receive antennas and between transmit antennas, respectively, while denotes the th entry of a matrix. A Rayleigh-faded channel whose correlation is separable can thus be expressed as (23) with having i.i.d.…”