Downlink virtual mimo-noma method based on joint optimization of power and rate
A MIMO-NOMA, joint optimization technology, applied in the field of wireless communication, to achieve the effect of saving bandwidth and energy, reducing system overhead, and reducing computational complexity
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[0056] For the convenience of describing this embodiment, the following symbols are first defined: bold uppercase and lowercase letters are used to represent matrix and vector respectively; X T 、X H 、X -1 and x 1 / 2 represent matrix transpose, conjugate transpose, matrix inverse and Hermitian square root, respectively; represents the Moore-Penrose pseudoinverse and vec, tr, det, and, and diag are operators for vectorization, trace, determinant, and diagonalization, respectively; [X] ij Indicates the (i, j)th element; 0 n and I n represent the all-zero vector and the identity matrix, respectively; respectively represent the set of m×n dimensional complex matrices; the symbols is the imaginary unit; E A Indicates the expectation operator in the random variable A; o(·) represents the little O notation; (·) n represents the Pochhammer symbol; ∪(·) represents the union; the symbol means "asymptotically equal to"; the symbol ∝ means "proportional to"; Γ(x) means the ga...
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