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10
0
10
1
10
2
10
3
Number ... piecewise as follows
θ
m
(t)=θ
m,i−1
if t
i−1
≤ t < t
i
for i = 1,2, (7)
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by φ
T
= 0andφ
R
= −π/2, respectively...
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... j-th receiving antenna and Ξ
k
the zero-mean complex Gaussian noise after the
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N+M
2
−1
∑
k=
N−M
2
e
−j
2πk
N
(τ
ij,l
−n)
=
N
p
n = τ
ij,l
0 otherwise
(10)
where ... represent the estimated frequency channel response and the ideal one
respectively.
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This intermediate step all...
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information
()
()
2
k
x is transmitted / forwarded to the ... The FD signal received at the UT per k subcarrier is expressed
according to:
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8. References
Chen, Z.; Peng, M.; Wang, W. & Chen, H. ...
schemes for the uplink OFDM based systems, in
Proceedings o...
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... Trans. Commun., vol. COM-28,
pp.1867-1875, Nov. 1980.
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ρ
( Δ x )
Δ
f
τ
max
f
m
T
s
... Trans. Inf. Theory, vol. 36, pp. 312-321,
Mar. 1990.
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Vehicular Technologies Increasing Connectivity Part 1 doc
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VEHICULAR TECHNOLOGIES:
INCREASING CONNECTIVITY
Edited by Miguel Almeida
In this chapter, ... fading, it is given as (P atel et al., 2005)
T
R
=
e
ρ
2
−1
√
2π f
D
ρ
.(7)
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It is important to note that some characte...
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... extracted
and used for Monte Carlo simulation of SISO channels.
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[]
1, 1,
2, 2,
,,
,
rr
uv
uv
uv
Mu ... done in the case of
Nakagami fading, it is given by
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... previous one, at the expense of an increase complexity at the transmitter.
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mobile wireless channel is not gaussian. A more appropriate model ... ’matrix-based chunk allocation’ described
previously with P
k,n
(i)=R
k,n
(i).
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Interference
subspace
i
h
i
A
h
1
h
1i
h
1i
h
T
n...
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... f
max
2
,and f
max
3
were taken to be 0, 91, and 125 Hz, respectively. The SNR
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the PDF p
Ξ
2
(z) of Ξ
2
(t). The joint PDF p
Ξ
2
˙
Ξ
2
(z,
˙
z) ... channel capacity C(t) can be found in closed form with the help of the PDF
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0 10 20 30 40 50 60
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
Mobile terminals s...
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... concept and it is described by IST-WINNER II (2007).
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(Wong et al., 1999a) (Wong et al., ... largest channel power difference among users
= 15dB, and target BER= 10
-2
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The indicators
n,k,r
γ
and
n,k
ρ...
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... transmission, Proceedings of
IEEE Vehicular Technology Conf., pp. 1124-1128, ISBN: 0-7803-5435-4, Amsterdam,
Sept. 1999.
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(
)
Ii
ii
I
μ
+
=− ... numbering begins at 0, so that
() () (L )
LLL L
−
⎡
⎤
=
⎣
⎦
01 1
Ccc c (2)
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)Pr()( xPAPRxCCDF >
=
(5)
It...
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