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Power control using Steffensen iterations for CDMA systems with beamforming or multiuser detection

Power control using Steffensen iterations for CDMA systems with beamforming or multiuser detection
Power control using Steffensen iterations for CDMA systems with beamforming or multiuser detection

We present an accelerated power control algorithm applicable for CDMA based communications systems employing advanced uplink receiver techniques such as beamforming or multiuser detection. The proposed algorithm operates a fixed point power control algorithm accelerated by utilizing Aitken's Δ2-process (also known as Steffensen's method) that is merged with linear MMSE filtering. The linear MMSE filter either performs beamforming or multiuser detection. The proposed algorithm shows asymptotically quadratic convergence and is benchmarked against Newton's method. We further evaluate a lower bound on the Lipshitz constant which can be used to ensure convergence of the proposed algorithm. Numerical results are given for a fully deployed sectorized UMTS network with MMSE multiuser detection. Beside its employment within CDMA based communication systems, the proposed algorithm can also be utilized for the acceleration of computational intensive network simulations.

Aitken's Process, Beamforming, Jakobi Iteration, Lipshitz Continuous, Multiuser Detection, Power Control, Steffensen Iteration
0536-1486
2323-2327
Leibig, Christoph
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Dekorsy, Armin
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Fliege, Jörg
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Leibig, Christoph
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Dekorsy, Armin
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Fliege, Jörg
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Leibig, Christoph, Dekorsy, Armin and Fliege, Jörg (2005) Power control using Steffensen iterations for CDMA systems with beamforming or multiuser detection. IEEE International Conference on Communications, 4, 2323-2327.

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We present an accelerated power control algorithm applicable for CDMA based communications systems employing advanced uplink receiver techniques such as beamforming or multiuser detection. The proposed algorithm operates a fixed point power control algorithm accelerated by utilizing Aitken's Δ2-process (also known as Steffensen's method) that is merged with linear MMSE filtering. The linear MMSE filter either performs beamforming or multiuser detection. The proposed algorithm shows asymptotically quadratic convergence and is benchmarked against Newton's method. We further evaluate a lower bound on the Lipshitz constant which can be used to ensure convergence of the proposed algorithm. Numerical results are given for a fully deployed sectorized UMTS network with MMSE multiuser detection. Beside its employment within CDMA based communication systems, the proposed algorithm can also be utilized for the acceleration of computational intensive network simulations.

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Published date: 2005
Venue - Dates: 2005 IEEE International Conference on Communications, ICC 2005, , Seoul, Korea, Republic of, 2005-05-16 - 2005-05-20
Keywords: Aitken's Process, Beamforming, Jakobi Iteration, Lipshitz Continuous, Multiuser Detection, Power Control, Steffensen Iteration

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Local EPrints ID: 482544
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/482544
ISSN: 0536-1486
PURE UUID: c1a4db33-1208-4cad-9be8-9b4bc007023d
ORCID for Jörg Fliege: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-4459-5419

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Last modified: 11 Oct 2023 01:40

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Author: Christoph Leibig
Author: Armin Dekorsy
Author: Jörg Fliege ORCID iD

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