... from the main goal of
coverage extension, enabling relaying in a cellular network
can also help in the provisioning of high data rate coverage in
high shadowing environments (e.g., indoors) and ... will enable dynamic relay deployment in LTE networks
in a backward compatible way from the UE’s point of
view. In particular, dynamic backhauling, multimode relay,
and distributed...
... subpixel configuration of view 0, ignoring their color. Since the Nyquist frequency range (blue) is contained within
the Voronoi cell (pink), there is no aliasing in the intensity image.
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1. Introduction
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... source terminal i. Source terminal i may
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terminal k. Terminal l then ... reciprocate.
Terminals are rational in that they behave in a manner to
maximize their individual benefit of cooperation. We assume
that terminals maintain private information pertaining to
the...
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Table 1: CSI requirements for the proposed relaying schemes.
CSI estimation
at RS
CSI signaling:
RS
→ S1/S2
MRC relaying
X
MRC-BF relaying
X
SDD relaying
X
MRC-BF relaying ... different relaying schemes
In the following, the average sum rate of MRC relaying
and MRC-BF relaying with a linear MMSE transmit filter
is compared to the sum rate of SD...
... results by reducing the interference. In addition, the
introduction of different scheduling algorithms, for example,
always assigning the channel to the user holding the best
SINR, could improve ... channel’s feature. An optimal delay allocation
approach using coherent combining in large-scale coop-
erative relaying networks was introduced in [6], but it is
well suited for unlimited fe...
... obtained also
for other integral operators, for instance, for maximal and Calder
´
on-Zygmund singular
operators defined on X.
Considerable interest of researchers is focused on the study of mapping ... proofs of Theorem 1.1.3 in 31 and Theorems 2.6 and 2.7 in 21 for
similar arguments.
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