In this contribution the radio channel model proposedin [1] is extended to include multiple transmitters and receivers.The propagation environment is modelled using randomgraphs where vertices of a graph represent scatterers and edgesmodel the wave propagation between scatterers. Furthermore,we develop a closed form analytical expression for the transfermatrix of the propagation graph. It is shown by simulation thatimpulse response and the delay-power spectrum of the graphexhibit exponentially decaying power as a result of the recursivescattering structure of the graph. The impulse response exhibitsa transition from specular to diffuse signal contributions asobserved in measurements.<br/
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Typically, scatterers in an environment are not distributed uniformly but rather observed to occur i...
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Graph theory channel modelling is an efficient approach to simulate multipath radio propagation incl...
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Various propagation models exist in the open literature. These models are basically divided into two...
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Abstract — A channel model, based on stochastics and Ray tracing, is described for a communication s...
Typically, scatterers in an environment are not distributed uniformly but rather observed to occur i...
Abstract—A simple statistical model of azimuthal and temporal dispersion in mobile radio channels is...
In measurements of in-room radio channel responses, an avalanche effect can be observed: earliest si...
We formulate a model for the outdoor-to-indoor radio channel in terms of a propagation graph. The mo...
This chapter provides overview of fundamental definitions, tools and new methods towards improved ch...
Wireless communications or navigation are heavily influenced by electromagnetic wave propagation. Th...
The physical motivation and interpretation of the stochastic propagation channel model of Saleh and ...
Graph theory channel modelling is an efficient approach to simulate multipath radio propagation incl...
In wireless communications, it is common practice to use mathematical models for describing the radi...
Estimating parameters of stochastic radio channel models based on new measurement data is an arduous...
Various propagation models exist in the open literature. These models are basically divided into two...
The main contribution of this work is to extend the present multi-path fading channel (MFC) models i...
We employ the theory of spatial point processes to revisit and reinterpret a particular class of tim...
We compare two methods for estimation of path-component spreads in bi-azimuth and delay, namely the ...
Abstract — A channel model, based on stochastics and Ray tracing, is described for a communication s...
Typically, scatterers in an environment are not distributed uniformly but rather observed to occur i...
Abstract—A simple statistical model of azimuthal and temporal dispersion in mobile radio channels is...