20th International ITG Workshop on Smart Antennas (WSA 2016)
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Antennas and Channel Models
Channel Parameter Estimation
Filter Bank Multicarrier
Full Duplex and SWIPT
Massive MIMO
Millimiter Wave
Point-to-Point MIMO
Precoding
Relaying
Sensor Networks
Special Session on Game Theory for Multiuser Networks
Special Session on mmWave Transceiver Design
Special Session on Multiple Antenna Concepts for New 5G Air Interface Proposals
Special Session on Coarse Quantization in Massive MIMO
Wireless Networks
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20th International ITG Workshop on Smart Antennas (WSA 2016)
Thursday – 03-10-2016
09:50
iCal
Massive MIMO 2
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Auditorium
Topic:
Massive MIMO
Form of presentation:
Oral Presentation
Duration:
60 Minutes
09:50
On EIRP Control in Downlink Precoding for Massive MIMO Arrays
Niklas Doose | Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel | Germany
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Niklas Doose | Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel | Germany
Prof. Peter A. Hoeher | Christian-Albrechts-University Kiel | Germany
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10:10
Achievable Rate Performance of TDD Multi-cell Massive MIMO with Non-Orthogonal Pilots
Prof. John Thompson | University of Edinburgh | United Kingdom
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Wenjun Fu | University of Edinburgh | United Kingdom
Dr. Pan Cao | University of Edinburgh | United Kingdom
Prof. John Thompson | University of Edinburgh | United Kingdom
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10:30
Achievable Rates of Hybrid Architectures with Few-Bit ADC Receivers
Prof. Robert Heath | The University of Texas at Austin | United States
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Dr. Jianhua Mo | The University of Texas at Austin | United States
Dr. Ahmed Alkhateeb | The University of Texas at Austin | United States
Dr. Shadi Abu-Surra | Samsung
Prof. Robert Heath | The University of Texas at Austin | United States
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