Two-way networks: when adaptation is useless
Most wireless communication networks are two-way, where nodes act as both sources and
destinations of messages. This allows for adaptation at or interaction between the nodes-a …
destinations of messages. This allows for adaptation at or interaction between the nodes-a …
On constant gaps for the two-way Gaussian interference channel
We introduce the two-way Gaussian interference channel in which there are four nodes with
four independent messages: two-messages to be transmitted over a Gaussian interference …
four independent messages: two-messages to be transmitted over a Gaussian interference …
On the capacity of multi-user two-way linear deterministic channels
In multi-user two-way channels nodes are both sources and destinations of messages. This
allows for “adaptation” at or “interaction” between the nodes-the next channel inputs may be …
allows for “adaptation” at or “interaction” between the nodes-the next channel inputs may be …
Multi-user two-way deterministic modulo 2 adder channels—When adaptation is useless
In two-way channels nodes are both sources and destinations of messages, allowing them
to" adapt" or" interact" in the sense that their next channel input may be a function of their …
to" adapt" or" interact" in the sense that their next channel input may be a function of their …
Blind interference alignment tracking for two‐way interference channel
S Ma, D Sun, Y Su - IET Communications, 2014 - Wiley Online Library
In this study, the authors propose a novel blind adaptive minor subspace tracking
interference alignment (BAMST‐IA) scheme for slowly fading two‐way interference channel …
interference alignment (BAMST‐IA) scheme for slowly fading two‐way interference channel …
Fundamental limits of wireless two-way full-duplex communication networks
Z Cheng - 2014 - search.proquest.com
Most wireless communication networks are two-way, where nodes act as both sources and
destinations of messages. This allows for" adaptation" at or" interaction" between the nodes …
destinations of messages. This allows for" adaptation" at or" interaction" between the nodes …