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Talk · IEEE Wireless Communications and Networking Conference · April 1, 2016
Identifying the maximum DoF region in the three-cell compounded MIMO network
Galymzhan Nauryzbayev, Emad A. Alsusa
Abstract
Interference alignment is an effective capacity achieving technique in wireless networks. We propose a method of achieving maximum degrees of freedom for a considered three-cell compounded MIMO network. We first define the compounded MIMO network as a combination of IC and X-channel, and then design transmit beamforming matrices to mitigate interference under the considered MIMO network scenario. Finally, we analyse the degrees of freedom region of the proposed interference alignment scheme and present results derived for the three-cell MIMO network scenario.
Advanced MIMO Systems OptimizationFull-Duplex Wireless CommunicationsCooperative Communication and Network Codingdegrees of freedominterference alignmentMIMO
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