Resource allocation and link adaptation in Long-Term Evolution (LTE) and LTE Advanced
are discussed with focus on the location and formatting of the pertinent reference and control …

Near-capacity performance may be achieved with the aid of iterative decoding, where
extrinsic soft information is exchanged between the constituent decoders in order to improve …

The CRC Handbook of Finite Fields (hereafter referred to as the Handbook) is a reference
book for the theory and applications of finite fields. It is not intended to be an introductory …

Principles of Mobile Communication, Fourth Edition, like its earlier editions, stresses
mathematical modeling of physical layer wireless communication systems. The basic …

The performance of turbo codes is addressed by examining the code's distance spectrum.
The" error floor" that occurs at moderate signal-to-noise ratios is shown to be a consequence …

The performance of the strictly band-limited OFDM systems with deliberate clipping is
examined in terms of the peak-to-average power ratio (PAPR) and the resultant bit error …

The performance and design of turbo codes using coherent BPSK signaling on the Rayleigh
fading channel is considered. In low signal-to-noise regions, performance analysis uses …

A method for coherently detecting and decoding turbo-coded binary phase shift keying
(BPSK) signals transmitted over frequency-flat fading channels is discussed. Estimates of …

In this article, we design new turbo codes that can achieve near-Shannon-limit performance.
The design criterion for random interleavers is based on maximizing the effective free …

The goal of this article is to describe the main ideas behind the new class of codes called
turbo codes, whose performance in terms of bit error probability has been shown to be very …