Enhanced Multiuser Space-Time Line Code for Downlink Multiple Antenna Transmission

In this paper, a conventional multiuser space-time line code (MSTLC) transmission scheme is enhanced to a new enhanced MSTLC (EMSTLC). By introducing the balancing factors at receivers’ antennas to adjust the achievable rates among users, the EMSTLC precoder and balancing factors are designed in a unified minimum mean square error framework to maximize either sum rate or rate balancing. Numerical results verify that the proposed EMSTLC systems achieve a higher sum rate and better minimum user rate than baseline multiuser transmission methods, including the conventional MSTLC scheme. Furthermore, the designed low-complexity algorithms can significantly reduce the computational complexity of the EMSTLC system.

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IEEE Transactions on Communications
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2024-11-19
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tcomm.2024.3502460
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Wireless Communication Networks Research
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In this paper, a conventional multiuser space-time line code (MSTLC) transmission scheme is enhanced to a new enhanced MSTLC (EMSTLC). By introducing the balancing factors at receivers’ antennas to adjust the achievable rates among users, the EMSTLC precoder and balancing factors are designed in a unified minimum mean square error framework to maximize either sum rate or rate balancing. Numerical results verify that the proposed EMSTLC systems achieve a higher sum rate and better minimum user rate than baseline multiuser transmission methods, including the conventional MSTLC scheme. Furthermore, the designed low-complexity algorithms can significantly reduce the computational complexity of the EMSTLC system.

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