Space-Time Block Coding for Wireless Communications

By Masoud Elzinati. 2008

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OFDM and Its Wireless Applications: A Survey (2009, background): “Recent books [169]–[171] have given a comprehensive introduction of MIMO techniques.”
Complete Characterization of the Pareto Boundary for the MISO Interference Channel (2008, unknown): “This is given by [11]”
The norm of polynomials in large random and deterministic matrices (2010, background): “1 ha l-0 04 94 60 0, v er si on 2 25 S ep 2 01 2 Author manuscript, published in "Probability Theory and Related Fields (2011) 41" DOI : 10.”
— Invited Paper — Backscatter Communication and RFID: Coding, Energy, and MIMO Analysis (2014, methodology): “…and columns denote time) is given by The OSTBC scheme transforms the MIMO channel (15) into an equivalent set of SISO AWGN channels parameterized by H F [48], so the equivalent OSTBC channel for the DBC is where y (cid:4) ∈ C K is the decoded OSTBC signal at the reader and w (cid:4) is AWGN.”
Training-based MIMO channel estimation: a study of estimator tradeoffs and optimal training signals (2006, background): “Similar facts have been earlier noted for various cases and from different points of view in [12] , [16], [17], [19], and [27].”
MIMO Transceiver Design via Majorization Theory (2007, background): “The reader interested in space–time wireless communication systems is referred to the two 2003 textbooks [87, 115] and to the more extensive 2005 textbooks [16, 50, 151].”
Competition Versus Cooperation on the MISO Interference Channel (2008, unknown): “, w1 = h11/‖h11‖ and w2 = h22/‖h22‖, respectively, as in singleuser MISO transmission [4], [19]).”
An overview of limited feedback in wireless communication systems (2008, background): “The most popular form of space-time coding, orthogonal space-time block codes (see [5], [133], [194], [255]), is a”
Transmission capacity of ad hoc networks with spatial diversity (2007, background): “Specific codes are characterized by the number of transmit antennas used (Mt), the number of time slots used (N ), and the number of independent data symbols sent (Ns) [34].”