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Canonical space-time processing for wireless communications
- IEEE Trans. Commun
, 2000
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Decentralized multiuser detection for time-varying multipath channels, " submitted to
- IEEE Trans. Commun
, 1999
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Low Complexity Space-Time Multiuser Detectors
- Proceedings of the 1999 IEEE Wireless Commun. and Network Conf . WCNC
, 1999
"... A design framework for space-time multiuser detectors is introduced based on the recently introduced notion of canonical space-time coordinates (CSTC). The CSTC system employs a fixed set of basis signals which eliminates the need for estimating direction of arrivals (DOAs) and delays of the channel ..."
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A design framework for space-time multiuser detectors is introduced based on the recently introduced notion of canonical space-time coordinates (CSTC). The CSTC system employs a fixed set of basis signals which eliminates the need for estimating direction of arrivals (DOAs) and delays of the channel, thereby allowing significant reduction in receiver complexity. The proposed framework is based on a hybrid structure for multiuser detection which combines the power of centralized processing and the flexibility of decentralized reception. In the first stage, a subset of users whose spreading codes are assumed known are suppressed in a centralized fashion. The remaining interference is suppressed via the second stage in an adaptive decentralized mode. The hybrid scheme offers a flexible design framework by offering lower complexity compared to fully centralized receivers and improved adaptive performance compared to fully decentralized schemes. I. Introduction The use of antenna arrays...
Multiaccess interference suppression in canonical space-time coordinates for mobile communications," to be submitted
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Spatial-Temporal Signal Processing for Broadband Wireless Systems
"... This chapter reviews the basic techniques of adaptive spatial and temporal processing, which have been shown to yield substantial improvements in capacity and performance of wireless systems. After a review of appropriate transmission channel models, we introduce the elements of linear and nonlinear ..."
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This chapter reviews the basic techniques of adaptive spatial and temporal processing, which have been shown to yield substantial improvements in capacity and performance of wireless systems. After a review of appropriate transmission channel models, we introduce the elements of linear and nonlinear space-time processing, and outline their capabilities for combating interference and multipath. We then describe some applications and discuss adaptation issues. While many of the applications focus on receiver space-time processing, there is growing interest and promise in transmitter space-time processing as well. 1. Introduction- Motivation and Configurations
Signal Representations for Transmit-Receive Antenna Arrays
"... We propose a signal representation for transmit-receive uniform linear arrays operating over arbitrary time-varying spatial multipath channels encountered in mobile communications. ..."
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We propose a signal representation for transmit-receive uniform linear arrays operating over arbitrary time-varying spatial multipath channels encountered in mobile communications.