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The Subspace-Based Linear Conjugate CMA in BPSK-Modulated MC-CDMA Systems

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A subspace-based linear conjugate constant modulus algorithm (CMA) for blind adaptive multiuser detection in BPSK-Modulated MC-CDMA systems is proposed. First, a linear conjugate CMA algorithm is presented which jointly elaborates the received signal and its complex conjugate to utilize the information contained in the pseudo-autocorrelation of the observable, thus is capable of achieving much better performance. Second, to further improve the performance, the subspace method is applied to the linear conjugate CMA algorithm to obtain a subspace-based linear conjugate CMA algorithm, which mitigates the influence of the noise subspace. Finally, an improved projection approximation subspace tracking with deflation algorithm is proposed for adaptive signal subspace estimation to reduce the computational complexity. The proposed algorithm provides an improved robustness against the signature waveform mismatch, good tracking capability in dynamic environment and better output signal-to-interference-plus-noise-ratio and bit error rate performance. The superiority of the proposed algorithm is demonstrated through computer simulations.

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    Yan Meng, Ming-li You, Han-wen Luo & Gang Liu

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Meng, Y., You, Ml., Luo, Hw. et al. The Subspace-Based Linear Conjugate CMA in BPSK-Modulated MC-CDMA Systems. Wireless Pers Commun 56, 761–777 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-009-9846-5

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