Exploiting the substantive reciprocity of internode channel responses through dynamic, adaptive modification of receive and transmit weights, enables locally enabled
global optimization of a multipoint,
wireless electromagnetic communications network of communication nodes. Each diversity-channel-capable node uses computationally efficient exploitation of
pilot tone data and diversity-adaptive
signal processing of the weightings and the
signal to further convey optimization and channel information which promote local and thereby network-global efficiency. The preferred embodiment performs complex
digital signal manipulation that includes a linear combining and
linear distribution of the transmit and receive weights, the generation of piloting signals containing
origination and destination node information, as well as interference-avoiding pseudorandom
delay timing, and both symbol and multitione encoding, to
gain the benefit of substantive orthogonality at the
physical level without requiring actual substantive orthogonality at the
physical level.