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Book DetailsDIMACS - Series in Discrete Mathematics and Theoretical Computer ScienceVolume: 62; 2003; 299 ppMSC: Primary 94; 15;
This volume is a collection of papers from the DIMACS Workshop on Signal Processing for Wireless Transmission. The workshop brought together theoreticians and practitioners working on wireless communications, information, and coding theory from a variety of perspectives. The main topics discussed in the book are capacity of multiantenna channels, vector broadcast channels and “dirty-paper” coding, signal processing, and ad hoc networking in wideband channels. These are all major themes in current research in physical-layer design for wireless communication.
The book is suitable for graduate students and researchers interested in mathematical problems of communication theory.ReadershipGraduate students and researchers interested in mathematical problems of communication theory.
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Table of Contents
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Part I. Capacity of multiantenna channels
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Broadband MIMO channel model for realistic capacity and system performance evaluations
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Bandwidth-power tradeoff of multi-antenna systems in the low-power regime
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Distribution of MIMO capacity in the presence of correlated signals and interferers: A (not so) large N analysis
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Optimality of beamforming in multiple transmitter multiple receiver communication systems with partial channel knowledge
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Part II. Capacity of broadcast channels and dirty-paper coding
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Duality, dirty paper coding, and capacity for multiuser wireless channels
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On the capacity of the multiple antenna broadcast channel
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Capacity bounds for Gaussian vector broadcast channels
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Writing on dirty tape with LDPC codes
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Dirty paper coding: Perturbing off the infinite dimensional lattice limit
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Part III. Signal processing for multiantenna channels
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Maximum-likelihood decoding and integer least-squares: The expected complexity
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Slowing the time-fluctuating MIMO channel
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A spacetime architectural superstructure enabling efficient multiple antenna communication
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Space-time coding with iterative receiver interfaces
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Diversity order of space-time block codes in inter-symbol interference multiple-access channels
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Pilot assisted estimation of MIMO fading channel response and achievable data rates
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Part IV. Networking capacity
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Challenges in UWB signaling for adhoc networking
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Efficient multihop broadcast for wideband systems
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This volume is a collection of papers from the DIMACS Workshop on Signal Processing for Wireless Transmission. The workshop brought together theoreticians and practitioners working on wireless communications, information, and coding theory from a variety of perspectives. The main topics discussed in the book are capacity of multiantenna channels, vector broadcast channels and “dirty-paper” coding, signal processing, and ad hoc networking in wideband channels. These are all major themes in current research in physical-layer design for wireless communication.
The book is suitable for graduate students and researchers interested in mathematical problems of communication theory.
Graduate students and researchers interested in mathematical problems of communication theory.
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Part I. Capacity of multiantenna channels
-
Broadband MIMO channel model for realistic capacity and system performance evaluations
-
Bandwidth-power tradeoff of multi-antenna systems in the low-power regime
-
Distribution of MIMO capacity in the presence of correlated signals and interferers: A (not so) large N analysis
-
Optimality of beamforming in multiple transmitter multiple receiver communication systems with partial channel knowledge
-
Part II. Capacity of broadcast channels and dirty-paper coding
-
Duality, dirty paper coding, and capacity for multiuser wireless channels
-
On the capacity of the multiple antenna broadcast channel
-
Capacity bounds for Gaussian vector broadcast channels
-
Writing on dirty tape with LDPC codes
-
Dirty paper coding: Perturbing off the infinite dimensional lattice limit
-
Part III. Signal processing for multiantenna channels
-
Maximum-likelihood decoding and integer least-squares: The expected complexity
-
Slowing the time-fluctuating MIMO channel
-
A spacetime architectural superstructure enabling efficient multiple antenna communication
-
Space-time coding with iterative receiver interfaces
-
Diversity order of space-time block codes in inter-symbol interference multiple-access channels
-
Pilot assisted estimation of MIMO fading channel response and achievable data rates
-
Part IV. Networking capacity
-
Challenges in UWB signaling for adhoc networking
-
Efficient multihop broadcast for wideband systems