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In this section, we evaluate the BER performance of the proposed DSTBC via Monte Carlo simulation to justify the analysis of the achievable diversity gain.
Finally, the analysis of the achievable ergodic rates are carried out with the restrictions of Gaussian inputs and uniform power allocation.
A detailed analysis of the achievable sensitivity and possible systematic effects in the n2EDM spectrometer with a combined 3He/Cs-magnetometer is ongoing and will be published elsewhere.
A comprehensive analysis of the achievable rates of ZF-DPC with either analog or digital feedback is presented, and closed-form lower and upper bounds on the achievable rates are derived.
We start with defining the channel model under study and follow by the analysis of the achievable rate regions for the interference MIMO channel, when interference is treated as Gaussian noise.
As this approach is clearly suboptimum, the major focus of our work lies in the proper analysis of the achievable signal conditions with respect to the amount of interference that remains in the system after such compensation.
This paper presents an analysis of the maximum achievable fill-factor by a pixel detector of Geiger-mode avalanche photodiodes with the Chartered 130 nm/Tezzaron 3D process.
As a major contribution of this paper, a formal analysis of the reliability achievable by each combination of replication and voting scheme for parallel loop executions on CGRAs in dependence of a given SER and application timing characteristics (schedule) is elaborated.
Having described the two computation models, we now provide an analysis of the capacity achievable with these models to the model implemented in ns-2.
For completeness, in this appendix, we briefly describe the two computational models that we considered and provide an analysis of the capacity achievable with these models to the model implemented in ns-2.
This paper presents the analysis of the throughput gain achievable in a threshold-based multiuser scheduling scheme in WiMAX OFDMA systems.
