Multiuser Detection
Sergio Verdú
Abstract
Sergio Verdú
Abstract
From the Publisher: The development of multiuser detection techniques is one of the most important recent advances in communications technology. This self-contained and comprehensive book sets out the basic details of multiuser detection, starting with simple examples and progressing to state-of-the-art applications. The only prerequisites assumed are undergraduate-level probability, linear algebra, and digital communications. The book contains over 240 exercises and will be a suitable textbook for electrical engineering students. It will also be an ideal self-study guide for practicing engineers, as well as a valuable reference volume for researchers in communications, information theory, and signal processing.
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From the Publisher: The development of multiuser detection techniques is one of the most important recent advances in communications technology. This self-contained and comprehensive book sets out the basic details of multiuser detection, starting with simple examples and progressing to state-of-the-art applications. The only prerequisites assumed are undergraduate-level probability, linear algebra, and digital communications. The book contains over 240 exercises and will be a suitable textbook for electrical engineering students. It will also be an ideal self-study guide for practicing engineers, as well as a valuable reference volume for researchers in communications, information theory, and signal processing.
Key concepts: Computer science, Ideal (ethics), Simple (philosophy), Multiuser detection, State (computer science), Communication theory, Theoretical computer science, Telecommunications