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Multi-Pair Two-Way Relay Network with Harvest-Then-Transmit Users: Resolving Pairwise Uplink-Downlink Coupling
While two-way relaying is a promising way to enhance the spectral efficiency
of wireless networks, the imbalance of relay-user distances may lead to
excessive wireless power at the nearby-users. To exploit the excessive power,
the recently proposed harvest-then-transmit technique can be applied. However,
it is well-known that harvest-then-transmit introduces uplink-downlink coupling
for a user. Together with the co-dependent relationship between paired users
and interference among multiple user pairs, wirelessly powered two-way relay
network suffers from the unique pairwise uplink-downlink coupling, and the
joint uplink-downlink network design is nontrivial. To this end, for the one
pair users case, we show that a global optimal solution can be obtained. For
the general case of multi-pair users, based on the rank-constrained difference
of convex program, a convergence guaranteed iterative algorithm with an
efficient initialization is proposed. Furthermore, a lower bound to the
performance of the optimal solution is derived by introducing virtual receivers
at relay. Numerical results on total transmit power show that the proposed
algorithm achieves a transmit power value close to the lower bound
INFLUENCE OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT ON THE LEARNING OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE AND ITS COUNTERMEASURES
INFLUENCE OF COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT ON THE LEARNING OF BRITISH AND AMERICAN LITERATURE AND ITS COUNTERMEASURES
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