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9781402040740

Coordinated Multiuser Communications

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    9781402040740

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    1402040741

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2006-05-12
  • Publisher: Kluwer Academic Pub
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Summary

Coordinated Multiuser Communications provides for the first time a unified treatment of multiuser detection and multiuser decoding in a single volume.

Table of Contents

List of Figures
xi
List of Tables
xvii
Preface xix
Introduction
1(12)
The Dawn of Digital Communications
1(2)
Multiple Terminal Networks
3(3)
Multiple-Access Channel
6(1)
Degrees of Coordination
7(3)
Transmitter and Receiver Cooperation
7(2)
Synchronization
9(1)
Fixed Allocation Schemes
9(1)
Network vs. Signal Processing Complexity
10(1)
Future Directions
11(2)
Linear Multiple-Access
13(32)
Continuous Time Model
14(3)
Discrete Time Model
17(1)
Matrix-Algebraic Representation
18(3)
Symbol Synchronous Model
21(1)
Principles of Detection
22(9)
Sufficient Statistics and Matched Filters
24(1)
The Correlation Matrix
25(2)
Single-User Matched Filter Detector
27(2)
Optimal Detection
29(1)
Individually Optimal Detection
30(1)
Access Strategies
31(11)
Time and Frequency Division Multiple-Access
31(1)
Direct-Sequence Code Division Multiple Access
32(4)
Narrow Band Multiple-Access
36(1)
Multiple Antenna Channels
37(2)
Cellular Networks
39(2)
Satellite Spot-Beams Channels
41(1)
Sequence Design
42(3)
Orthogonal and Unitary Sequences
42(1)
Hadamard Sequences
43(2)
Multiuser Information Theory
45(52)
Introduction
45(1)
The Multiple-Access Channel
46(8)
Probabilistic Channel Model
46(2)
The Capacity Region
48(6)
Binary-Input Channels
54(5)
Binary Adder Channel
54(5)
Binary Multiplier Channel
59(1)
Gaussian Multiple-Access Channels
59(14)
Scalar Gaussian Multiple-Access Channel
59(4)
Code-Division Multiple-Access
63(10)
Multiple-Access Codes
73(8)
Block Codes
75(6)
Convolutional and Trellis Codes
81(1)
Superposition and Layering
81(3)
Feedback
84(6)
Asynchronous Channels
90(7)
Multiuser Detection
97(42)
Introduction
97(3)
Optimal Detection
100(12)
Jointly Optimal Detection
100(7)
Individually Optimal Detection: APP Detection
107(2)
Performance Bounds -- The Minimum Distance
109(3)
Sub-Exponential Complexity Signature Sequences
112(3)
Signal Layering
115(19)
Correlation Detection -- Matched Filtering
118(1)
Decorrelation
119(1)
Error Probabilities and Geometry
120(2)
The Decorrelator with Random Spreading Codes
122(2)
Minimum-Mean Square Error (MMSE) Filter
124(2)
Error Performance of the MMSE
126(1)
The MMSE Receiver with Random Spreading Codes
127(1)
Whitening Filters
128(4)
Whitening Filter for the Asynchronous Channel
132(2)
Different Received Power Levels
134(5)
The Matched Filter Detector
134(1)
The MMSE Filter Detector
135(4)
Implementation of Multiuser Detectors
139(36)
Iterative Filter Implementation
139(19)
Multistage Receivers
139(3)
Iterative Matrix Solution Methods
142(1)
Jacobi Iteration and Parallel Cancellation Methods
143(4)
Stationary Iterative Methods
147(1)
Successive Relaxation and Serial Cancellation Methods
148(3)
Performance of Iterative Multistage Filters
151(7)
Approximate Maximum Likelihood
158(12)
Monotonic Metrics via the QR-Decomposition
159(2)
Tree-Search Methods
161(3)
Lattice Methods
164(6)
Approximate APP Computation
170(1)
List Sphere Detector
171(4)
Modified Geometry List Sphere Detector
172(1)
Other Approaches
172(3)
Joint Multiuser Decoding
175(62)
Introduction
175(4)
Single-User Decoding
179(13)
The Projection Receiver (PR)
179(3)
PR Receiver Geometry and Metric Generation
182(3)
Performance of the Projection Receiver
185(7)
Iterative Decoding
192(17)
Signal Cancellation
194(1)
Convergence -- Variance Transfer Analysis
195(7)
Simple FEC Codes -- Good Codeword Estimators
202(7)
Filters in the Loop
209(10)
Per-User MMSE Filters
209(5)
Low-Complexity Iterative Loop Filters
214(3)
Examples and Comparisons
217(2)
Asymmetric Operating Conditions
219(15)
Unequal Received Power Levels
220(2)
Optimal Power Profiles
222(6)
Unequal Rate Distributions
228(4)
Finite Numbers of Power Groups
232(2)
Proof of Lemma 6.7
234(3)
A. Estimation and Detection
237(12)
Bayesian Estimation and Detection
237(2)
Sufficiency
239(2)
Linear Cost
241(1)
Quadratic Cost
242(3)
Minimum Mean Squared Error
242(1)
Cramer-Rao Inequality
243(1)
Jointly Gaussian Model
244(1)
Linear MMSE Estimation
245(1)
Hamming Cost
245(4)
Minimum probability of Error
246(1)
Relation to the MMSE Estimator
246(1)
Maximum Likelihood Estimation
246(3)
References 249(12)
Author Index 261(4)
Subject Index 265

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