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Adaptive codebook for beamforming in limited feedback MIMO systems

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—We propose a new scheme for limited feedback in MIMO systems. We consider transmit beamforming and receiver maximal ratio combining as a base for our work, and propose a novel b...

Kiarash Amiri, Davood Shamsi, Behnaam Aazhang, Jos...

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