1. Beamformer Designs for MISO Broadcast Channels with Zero-Forcing Dirty Paper Coding
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Bjorn Ottersten, Le-Nam Tran, Mats Bengtsson, and Markku Juntti
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Mathematical optimization ,Optimization problem ,Rank (linear algebra) ,Duality (optimization) ,zero-forcing ,Signalbehandling ,050801 communication & media studies ,Data_CODINGANDINFORMATIONTHEORY ,02 engineering and technology ,beamforming ,0508 media and communications ,dirty paper coding ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Electrical and Electronic Engineering ,Mathematics ,Signal processing ,Applied Mathematics ,05 social sciences ,020206 networking & telecommunications ,broadcast ,Computer Science Applications ,QR decomposition ,Single antenna interference cancellation ,Signal Processing ,Convex optimization ,MISO ,Dirty paper coding - Abstract
We consider the beamformer design for multipleinput multiple-output (MISO) broadcast channels (MISO BCs) using zero-forcing dirty paper coding (ZF-DPC). Assuming a sum power constraint (SPC), most previously proposed beamformer designs are based on the QR decomposition (QRD), which is a natural choice to satisfy the ZF constraints. However, the optimality of the QRD-based design for ZF-DPC has remained unknown. In this paper, first, we analytically establish that the QRD-based design is indeed optimal for any performance measure under a SPC. Then, we propose an optimal beamformer design method for ZF-DPC with per-antenna power constraints (PAPCs), using a convex optimization framework. The beamformer design is first formulated as a rank-1-constrained optimization problem. Exploiting the special structure of the ZF-DPC scheme, we prove that the rank constraint can be relaxed and still provide the same solution. In addition, we propose a fast converging algorithm to the beamformer design problem, under the duality framework between the BCs and multiple access channels (MACs). More specifically, we show that a BC with ZF-DPC has the dual MAC with ZF-based successive interference cancellation (ZF-SIC). In this way, the beamformer design for ZF-DPC is transformed into a power allocation problem for ZF-SIC, which can be solved more efficiently. QC 20130524
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- 2013
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