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Here we derive achievable bounds on the projected sample size that are free of these two correlation parameters.
In [12], the methods of coexistence between radar and communications systems are studied, where the authors derive achievable bounds on performance for a receiver that observes communications and radar return in the same frequency band.
Consequently, the CRB is an achievable bound [36].
In this paper, a methodology to compute achievable performance bounds for stable, discrete-time tall MIMO systems is proposed.
For general nondegraded systems with common information, single-letter characterizations of achievable inner bounds were obtained in [14, 15], and a single-letter characterization of an outer bound was obtained in [16].
In this paper, signaling performance bounds achievable by a location management scheme in the wireless portion of NGWN are presented.
The vast majority of research in alternate-relaying transmission protocols focuses on information-theoretic analysis to assess achievable rates, capacity bounds, and diversity-multiplexing tradeoff (e.g., [8 12]).
Fig. 4 Achievable rate lower bounds of the 2nd and 4th users with imperfect estimation vs. antenna array scale M. Figure 5 and Fig. 6 show the SE and EE of the FD and HD systems versus the antenna array scale according to (43), (44), (45), and (46).
As we know that the network lifetime achievable is upper bounded by, we compare of the homogenous and the heterogenous sensing range scenarios in Figure 14(c).
In [11], the authors derived the achievable SR upper bound of AF beamforming scheme and proposed the achievable SR maximizing relay beamforming scheme when the destination and the relay node have perfect knowledge of the channel state information (CSI) for forward and backward channels.
Since all the nodes of this scenario are in the same contention domain and the mutual interference between the two couples is destructive in case of simultaneous communications, the maximum achievable throughput is bounded by the maximum capacity of a single transmitter-receiver couple (i.e., 49 Mbps).
