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IDAuthors and TitlePages
41.Cnf-279 Mr. Ahmed Solyman
Dr. Hani H. Attar
Dr. Stephan Weiss
Prof. John Soraghan
A Novel Multicarrier Transceiver Based on the Discrete Fractional Cosine Transform
1-5
41.Cnf-570 Mr. Bilal Wajid
Dr. Mohamed Nounou
Prof. Hazem Nounou
Prof. Muhammad Naeem Ayyaz
Prof. Erchin Serpedin
Gibbs-BECA: Gibbs Sampling and Bayesian Estimation for Comparative Assembly
6-11
41.Cnf-571 Dr. Amina Noor
Prof. Erchin Serpedin
Dr. Mohamed Nounou
Prof. Hazem Nounou
An online algorithm for reverse engineering sparse gene regulatory networks using non-linear state-space models
12-17
41.Cnf-577 Mr. Wei Cao
Prof. Jing Lei
Mr. Wei Liu
Mr. Weidong Hu
Mr. Qi Zongfeng
Secrecy gain of Gaussian wiretap codes from Barnes’s lattice A62
18-22
41.Cnf-579 Prof. Jaeshin Jang
New helper node selection scheme for cooperative communications at ad hoc networks
23-29
41.Cnf-580 Ms. Smrati Gupta
Ms. M. A. Pimental-Nino
Dr. M. A. Vazquez-Castro
Joint network coded-cross layer optimized video streaming over relay satellite channel
30-35
41.Cnf-585 Prof. Sameer Bataineh
Prof. Issa Khalil
Scheduling divisible load on Wireless Grid with communication Delay
36-40
41.Cnf-586 Mr. Ahmed Solyman
Dr. Stephan Weiss
Dr. Hani H. Attar
Prof. John Soraghan
Analysis Of Peak-To-Average Power Ratio Of Orthogonal Chirp Division Multiplexing Multicarrier System Based on The Discrete Fractional Cosine Transform
41-46
41.Cnf-279 Paper View Page
Title A Novel Multicarrier Transceiver Based on the Discrete Fractional Cosine Transform
Authors Mr. Ahmed Solyman, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK
Dr. Hani H. Attar, Zarqa University, Zarqa, Jordan
Dr. Stephan Weiss, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK
Prof. John Soraghan, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK
Abstract In doubly selective fading channels traditional multicarrier transceivers are unable to diagonalize the channel matrix and consequently inter carrier interference (ICI) appears. Since the channel frequency response may be rapidly time-varying it is more appropriate to utilize subcarrier frequencies that are time-varying that may ideally cope with the distortion of the channel. In this paper a novel multicarrier system based on the Discrete Fractional Cosine Transform (DFrCT) is presented. The DFrCT is shown to be implemented using less complexity signal processing than the traditional Fast Fourier Transform. Simulation results will demonstrate that the DFrCT has better performance, better spectrum efficiency and better energy concentration properties than the conventional FFT approach. Keywords-component; Discrete Fourier transform, discrete fractional Cosine transform, Mobile Digital video, Digital Video Broadcasting, Orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing, Time-varying frequency-selective channels.
Track WCS: Wireless Communication Systems
Conference 4th Mosharaka International Conference on Mobile Computing and Wireless Communications (MIC-MCWC 2013)
Congress 2013 Global Congress on Mobile Computing and Wireless Communications (GC-MCWC 2013), 14-16 June 2013, Valencia, Spain
Pages 1-5
Topics Digital Television Systems
Low-Power Wireless Communications
ISSN 2227-331X
DOI
BibTeX @inproceedings{279MCWC2013,
title={A Novel Multicarrier Transceiver Based on the Discrete Fractional Cosine Transform },
author={Ahmed Solyman, and Hani H. Attar, and Stephan Weiss, and John Soraghan},
booktitle={2013 Global Congress on Mobile Computing and Wireless Communications (GC-MCWC 2013)},
year={2013},
pages={1-5},
doi={}},
organization={Mosharaka for Research and Studies} }
Paper Views 60 Paper Views Rank 175/524
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