Given a multiple access channel, it is well known that the criterion of maximum sum-rate, under the constraint of a given transmitted power for each user, leads to the multi-user water-filling solution. However, maximizing the sum-rate may yield very low (even null) rates for users experi-encing the deepest fades. Our goal is to introduce a fairness principle so that all users can transmit at the same rate. The question is then what is the maximum value of such a com-mon rate, under the constraint of a fixed total transmitted power. In this paper, we will show how to solve this prob-lem, providing this maximum common rate and the power allocation and code selection necessary to achieve it. In par-ticular, we will show that in case of transm...
We consider the MIMO X channel (XC), a system consisting of two transmit-receive pairs, where each t...
We address the problem of jointly optimizing transmit powers and linear preequalizers (e.g., beamfor...
We consider the MIMO X channel (XC), a system consisting of two transmit-receive pairs, where each t...
This paper considers the problem of power allocation between the two senders in the multiple access ...
In this paper the problem of optimal allocation of power to different devices and spectrum when comm...
We consider multiple-input single-output (MISO) Gaussian channels with joint sum and per-antenna pow...
We characterize the power allocation that maximizes the rate per unit bandwidth supported with arbit...
We characterize the power allocation that maximizes the rate per unit bandwidth supported with arbit...
We characterize the power allocation that maximizes the rate per unit bandwidth supported with arbit...
We characterize the power allocation that maximizes the rate per unit bandwidth supported with arbit...
Rate adaptation and power control are two key resource allocation mechanisms in multiuser wireless n...
Rate adaptation and power control are two key resource allocation mechanisms in multiuser wireless n...
Abstract—This paper is concerned with the advantages of multi-user concurrent transmission in multip...
Abstract—In this paper, we study the advantages of multi-user concurrent transmission, measured usin...
We consider the MIMO X channel (XC), a system consisting of two transmit-receive pairs, where each t...
We consider the MIMO X channel (XC), a system consisting of two transmit-receive pairs, where each t...
We address the problem of jointly optimizing transmit powers and linear preequalizers (e.g., beamfor...
We consider the MIMO X channel (XC), a system consisting of two transmit-receive pairs, where each t...
This paper considers the problem of power allocation between the two senders in the multiple access ...
In this paper the problem of optimal allocation of power to different devices and spectrum when comm...
We consider multiple-input single-output (MISO) Gaussian channels with joint sum and per-antenna pow...
We characterize the power allocation that maximizes the rate per unit bandwidth supported with arbit...
We characterize the power allocation that maximizes the rate per unit bandwidth supported with arbit...
We characterize the power allocation that maximizes the rate per unit bandwidth supported with arbit...
We characterize the power allocation that maximizes the rate per unit bandwidth supported with arbit...
Rate adaptation and power control are two key resource allocation mechanisms in multiuser wireless n...
Rate adaptation and power control are two key resource allocation mechanisms in multiuser wireless n...
Abstract—This paper is concerned with the advantages of multi-user concurrent transmission in multip...
Abstract—In this paper, we study the advantages of multi-user concurrent transmission, measured usin...
We consider the MIMO X channel (XC), a system consisting of two transmit-receive pairs, where each t...
We consider the MIMO X channel (XC), a system consisting of two transmit-receive pairs, where each t...
We address the problem of jointly optimizing transmit powers and linear preequalizers (e.g., beamfor...
We consider the MIMO X channel (XC), a system consisting of two transmit-receive pairs, where each t...