Proceedings of the 1999 IEEE Information Theory and Communications Workshop (Cat. No. 99EX253)

DOI: 10.1109/itcom.1999.781397

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Limiting performance of block-fading channels with multiple antennas

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“…In (20), we have assumed that the transmitter has no knowledge of the channel and hence uses same average power on each of the transmitter. If the transmitter knows the channel, then the power across different antennas can be adapted to achieve an improved performance [25,83].…”

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Multiuser Wireless Communication Systems

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Wiley Encyclopedia of Telecommunications

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Wireless cellular systems have grown dramatically in the last two decades, thanks to several key innovations in communication algorithms and high speed silicon technology. We review fundamental physical layer techniques for the future high speed wireless networks.

“…In (20), we have assumed that the transmitter has no knowledge of the channel and hence uses same average power on each of the transmitter. If the transmitter knows the channel, then the power across different antennas can be adapted to achieve an improved performance [25,83].…”

Section: Spreading and Modulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Multiuser Wireless Communication Systems

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Wiley Encyclopedia of Telecommunications

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Wireless cellular systems have grown dramatically in the last two decades, thanks to several key innovations in communication algorithms and high speed silicon technology. We review fundamental physical layer techniques for the future high speed wireless networks.

Turbo-coded modulation for systems with transmit and receive antenna diversity over block fading channels: system model, decoding approaches, and practical considerations

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Trellis-Coded Unitary Space-Time Modulation

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