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Proportional fair space-time scheduling for wireless communications

Lau, 2005

Document ID
9951463845923618889
Author
Lau V
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on Communications

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We extend the proportional fair (PF) scheduling algorithm to systems with multiple antennas. There are K client users (each with a single antenna) and one base station (with n/sub R/antennas). We focus on the reverse link of the system, and assume a slow-fading channel …
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