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It is observed that for all three selection methods, the Nakagami-Rayleigh configuration provides better performance than the Rayleigh-Rayleigh mode, which satisfies intuition since Rayleigh channels exhibit more severe fading than Nakagami-m channels.
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In the solutions, use is made of "fictitious modes", which satisfy the boundary conditions and solve a part of the wave equation.
In the second method in reference [1] one defines "fictitious modes" which satisfy the boundary conditions at the flanks exactly and which are based on hypergeometric functions as radial functions, but which produce a "rest" in the wave equation.
On the other hand, Urbanczik [ 20] suggested to compute "constrained" elementary modes which satisfy certain optimality criteria.
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