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Interference alignment (IA) in temporal domain is important in the case of single-antenna vehicle communications. In this paper, perfect cyclic IA based on propagation delay is extended to the K×2 X channels with two receivers and arbitrary transmitters K≥2, which achieves the maximal multiplexing gain by obtaining the theoretical degree of freedom of 2K/(K+1). We deduce the alignment and separability conditions, and propose a general scheme which is flexible in setting the index of time-slot for IA at the receiver side. Furthermore, the feasibility of the proposed scheme in the two-/three- Euclidean space is analyzed and demonstrated.
Conggai LI
Shanghai Maritime University
Feng LIU
Shanghai Maritime University
Shuchao JIANG
Fudan University
Yanli XU
Shanghai Maritime University
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Conggai LI, Feng LIU, Shuchao JIANG, Yanli XU, "A General Perfect Cyclic Interference Alignment by Propagation Delay for Arbitrary X Channels with Two Receivers" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Fundamentals,
vol. E102-A, no. 11, pp. 1580-1585, November 2019, doi: 10.1587/transfun.E102.A.1580.
Abstract: Interference alignment (IA) in temporal domain is important in the case of single-antenna vehicle communications. In this paper, perfect cyclic IA based on propagation delay is extended to the K×2 X channels with two receivers and arbitrary transmitters K≥2, which achieves the maximal multiplexing gain by obtaining the theoretical degree of freedom of 2K/(K+1). We deduce the alignment and separability conditions, and propose a general scheme which is flexible in setting the index of time-slot for IA at the receiver side. Furthermore, the feasibility of the proposed scheme in the two-/three- Euclidean space is analyzed and demonstrated.
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