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(2001) have introduced the generalized degree of order (GDO).

The high SNR capacity approximation can be used to derive the generalized degrees-of-freedom (GDoF).

For time-invariant channels, we aim to characterize the generalized degrees-of-freedom (GDoF) of the side-channel-assisted MIMO full-duplex network.

The stiffness and damping coefficients caused by the mooring lines in both rigid and generalized degrees of freedom are derived here in the general form.

This basic set is typically enhanced by enforcing continuity of functions at some generalized degrees of freedom, such as average values on edges or faces of subdomains.

Finally, we illustrate the generalized degrees of freedom (GDoF) gains of the proposed joint coding scheme over the individual coding scheme in various interference scenarios.

Finally, we prove that our scheme can achieve the sum capacity and illustrate the generalized degrees of freedom gains over individual coding in various interference scenarios.

The produced power of WLC obtains its maximum value for wave frequencies close to the resonance of the generalized degrees of freedom irrespectively of the direction that the waves have.

The full set of system equations is reduced to a discrete system with a few generalized degrees of freedom (DOFs) confined to the localized nonlinear regions.

The generalized degrees of freedom (GDoF) of the symmetric Gaussian K-user interference channel were studied in [33], where all direct links have the same SNR and all cross-links have the same interference-to-noise ratio (INR).

In [39], by using nested lattice codes, the generalized degrees of freedom for the two-user cognitive interference channel are characterized where one of the transmitters has knowledge of a linear combination of the two information messages.