Simple Efficient Methods for Generating Independent and Bivariate Nakagami- $m$ Fading Envelope Samples
Lingzhi Cao, Norman C. Beaulieu
Abstract
Lingzhi Cao, Norman C. Beaulieu
Abstract
The Nakagami-distribution is an important fading model in wireless communications. Generation of independent and bivariate Nakagami-samples is required when studying some practical applications. However, methods for simulating Nakagami-fading channels available in the literature are complex. This paper proposes simple efficient methods for generating independent Nakagami-fading envelope samples for arbitrary values of and correlated bivariate Nakagami-fading envelope samples having a common value of m, for arbitrary values of m=0.8.
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The Nakagami-distribution is an important fading model in wireless communications. Generation of independent and bivariate Nakagami-samples is required when studying some practical applications. However, methods for simulating Nakagami-fading channels available in the literature are complex. This paper proposes simple efficient methods for generating independent Nakagami-fading envelope samples for arbitrary values of and correlated bivariate Nakagami-fading envelope samples having a common value of m, for arbitrary values of m=0.8.
Key concepts: Nakagami distribution, Fading, Bivariate analysis, Envelope (radar), Fading distribution, Mathematics, Weibull fading, Algorithm