<P>Group zero-forcing (GZF) detection is an efficient and powerful detection tool that has flexible detection complexity and performance gain between the optimum detection and the ZF detection. In this paper, we give diversity and multiplexing t...
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https://www.riss.kr/link?id=A107675500
2012
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SCOPUS,SCIE
학술저널
2255-2264(10쪽)
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<P>Group zero-forcing (GZF) detection is an efficient and powerful detection tool that has flexible detection complexity and performance gain between the optimum detection and the ZF detection. In this paper, we give diversity and multiplexing t...
<P>Group zero-forcing (GZF) detection is an efficient and powerful detection tool that has flexible detection complexity and performance gain between the optimum detection and the ZF detection. In this paper, we give diversity and multiplexing tradeoff (DMT) analysis for a 2-layer D-BLAST transmission under GZF detection over Rayleigh MIMO channels. With M transmit antennas and N receive antennas, the DMT of such a system is shown as d_{out}(r)=(N-1)(M-\frac{r(M+1)}{2})^+ for \frac{2}{M+1}≤ r≤ \frac{2M}{M+1} and d_{out}(r)=(MN-M+1)-\frac{rN(M+1)}{2} for 0≤ r< \frac{2}{M+1}, where d_{out} denotes the diversity gain and r denotes the multiplexing gain.</P>
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