• Aucun résultat trouvé

Low Complexity Scalable Iterative Algorithms for IEEE 802.11p Receivers

N/A
N/A
Protected

Academic year: 2021

Partager "Low Complexity Scalable Iterative Algorithms for IEEE 802.11p Receivers"

Copied!
13
0
0

Texte intégral

Loading

Figure

Fig. 1. Frame structure in an IEEE 802.11p system.
Fig. 2. Exchange of messages at the coefficient nodes.
Fig. 4. Exchange of messages at the coefficient nodes.
Fig. 6. Scheduling of the message passing algorithm.
+7

Références

Documents relatifs

For smooth and decaying data, this problem (the so-called soliton resolution conjecture) can be studied via the inverse transform method ((mKdV) is integrable): for generic such

The common point to Kostant’s and Steinberg’s formulae is the function count- ing the number of decompositions of a root lattice element as a linear combination with

Atlantic Provinces Library Association Lisa Goddard.. Memorial University Libraries

From the limited evidence presented above, we might conjecture that the perfect numbers have density zero, while the abundant and deficient numbers each make up a positive proportion

In Section 2, we remind the basics on the plain parareal in time algorithm including the current state of the art on the stability and convergence analysis of the algorithm; we use

In these applications, the probability measures that are involved are replaced by uniform probability measures on discrete point sets, and we use our algorithm to solve the

Although the proposed LALM and LADMs are not necessarily always the fastest (again, for matrix completion problems with small sample ratios relative to rank(X ∗ ), the APGL

In this article, we continue this tradition of tabulating automorphic forms on Shimura varieties by computing extensive tables of Hilbert modular cusp forms of parallel weight 2