Back to Results
First PageMeta Content
Power control / Fading / Karush–Kuhn–Tucker conditions / Telecommunications engineering / Information / Data / Radio resource management / Channel capacity / Code division multiple access


Power Control and Achievable Rates for Fading CDMA: Generalized Iterative Waterfilling Onur Kaya Sennur Ulukus
Add to Reading List

Document Date: 2005-10-05 06:51:16

Open Document

File Size: 276,57 KB

Share Result on Facebook

City

Monticello / /

Company

Cambridge University Press / /

/

Facility

Computer Engineering University of Maryland / Monticello / College Park / /

IndustryTerm

non-negative solution / generalized waterfilling algorithm / iterative waterfilling algorithm / communications aspects / iterative algorithm / greedy algorithm / communication systems / iterative power allocation algorithm / generalized iterative waterfilling algorithm / unit energy signature sequence / receiver site / joint solution / systematic solution / ordinary waterfilling solution / multiuser communications / optimum solution / /

Organization

Cambridge University / Iterative Waterfilling Onur Kaya Sennur Ulukus Department of Electrical / National Science Foundation / University of Maryland / College Park / /

Person

E. Biglieri / J. Proakis / S. Shamai / Onur Kaya / /

/

Product

Pentax K-x Digital Camera / /

ProvinceOrState

Illinois / Indiana / /

PublishedMedium

IEEE Transactions on Information Theory / /

Technology

generalized waterfilling algorithm / one-user-at-a-time iterative waterfilling algorithm / CDMA / one-user-at-a-time algorithm / iterative waterfilling algorithm / greedy algorithm / iterative algorithm / one-user-at-a-time iterative power allocation algorithm / simulation / generalized iterative waterfilling algorithm / CDMA system / /

SocialTag