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A Comparative Review of Improvements in Long Term Evolution
Long Term Evolution (LTE) is one of the major
technologies on the rise in the world as of today. It is a 4G
network launched by the Third Generation Partnership
Project (3GPP). LTE Release 8 was the first standard that
launched LTE network with an entire change of radio interface
and core network. It was designed to offer higher data rate and
capacity over mobile networks to accommodate increase in the
number of users and data services. In addition the design was
made to support simplified architecture with only packet
switched services in order to ensure negligible interference;
hence supporting real time application with reduced latency
and higher efficiency. Furthermore, the continuous growth in
data usage has created a need to take an evolutionary step for
an efficient and continuous development of LTE. This step has
brought about more upgrades and releases such as 3GPP
Release 10, Release 11 and Release 12, otherwise known as
LTE Advanced (LTE-A). It is widely believed that this will
offer robust management of anticipated growth in network
technology. This work reviews the improvements in LTE
Advanced technology
A Comprehensive Study of Optimal Linear Pre-coding Schemes for a Massive Mu-MIMO Downlink System; a Survey
Massive Multi-User Multiple input Multiple Output (MU-MIMO) has become one of the leading area in terms of research in wireless communication due to the fact that the number of users and applications have increased tremendously, among all the aspects of massive mu-mimo systems out there, this manuscript focuses on linear precoding for downlink (DL) system at the base station(BS). This manuscript provides a comprehensive survey of precoding techniques for downlink transmission under a single-cell (SC) scenario. In a single-cell (SC) scenario the performance of the precoding techniques, Zero-Forcing (ZF), Match Filter (MF),Truncated polynomial Expansion and Regularized Zero-Forcing (RZF) are analyzed and compared in terms of Spectral Efficiency, and Achievable sum rate, a Rayleigh fading channel under perfect channel state information (CSI) is assumed. The template is used to format your paper and style the text. All margins, column widths, line spaces, and text fonts are prescribed; please do not alter them