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A New Linear Group-Wise Parallel Interference Cancellation Detector

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In this paper, a new linear group-wise parallel interference cancellation (LGPIC) detector is proposed. Four different group-detection schemes are derived, namely, the linear group matched filter PIC (LGMF-PIC) detector, the linear group decorrelator PIC (LGDEC-PIC) detector, the linear group minimum mean square error PIC (LGMMSE-PIC) detector and the linear group parallel interference cancellation weighted PIC (LGPIC-PIC) detector. The convergence behavior of the proposed detector is analyzed and conditions of convergence are derived. Finally, extensive simulations regarding the convergence behavior and the effect of the grouping on the convergence behavior of the proposed LGPIC detector are conducted.

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Bentrcia, A., Zerguine, A. A New Linear Group-Wise Parallel Interference Cancellation Detector. Wireless Pers Commun 49, 23–34 (2009). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-008-9553-7

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