BR112012010264A2

5G,4G

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BR20121110264

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04-07-2017

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Application Date:

13-07-2010

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US

Priority Date:

02-11-2009

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BR20121110264

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US

Publication Date:

04-07-2017

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13-07-2010

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02-11-2009

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Abstract  Abstract

According to the teachings presented herein each base station (14) in a group of base stations (14) is linked to an associated terminal (18) as a receiver-transmitter pair. These receiver-transmitter pairs reuse channelization resources such that each terminal (18) represents a source of other-cell interference (also referred to as multi-user interference or MUI) for other terminals (18) in neighboring cells that are reusing all or some of the same channelization resources. Accordingly the base stations (14) implement a gaming- based algorithm to mitigate MLJI for the multiple-input-multiple-output MIMO uplink signals received from their associated terminals (18). More particularly each base station (14) functions as a player in a game in which the allowed gaming action is the selection of the precoding matrix to be used for MIMO uplink transmissions to the base station (14) from an associated terminal (18).

According to the teachings presented herein each base station (14) in a group of base stations (14) is linked to an associated terminal (18) as a receiver-transmitter pair. These receiver-transmitter pairs reuse channelization resources such that each terminal (18) represents a source of other-cell interference (also referred to as multi-user interference or MUI) for other terminals (18) in neighboring cells that are reusing all or some of the same channelization resources. Accordingly the base stations (14) implement a gaming- based algorithm to mitigate MLJI for the multiple-input-multiple-output MIMO uplink signals received from their associated terminals (18). More particularly each base station (14) functions as a player in a game in which the allowed gaming action is the selection of the precoding matrix to be used for MIMO uplink transmissions to the base station (14) from an associated terminal (18).

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