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c
21
D
23
c
11
D
11
c
12
c
22
c
23
c
13
Receiver 1
Receiver 2
c
24
c
14
s
24
c
14
c
24
s
23
s
24
c
23
s
14
s
22
s
14
c
13
s
23
c
22
s
21
s
22
c
21
s
13
s
13
D
13
c
12
s
21
s
12
D
14
D
24
s
12
c
11
D
12
s
11
s
11
D
21
D
22
Fig. 5.6
Orthogonal structure when there are 3 receive antennas
G
1
B
2
(
H
1
A
2
(
1
)
=
ω
1
)
(5.58)
G
2
B
2
(
†
H
2
A
1
(
1
)
1
)
=
0
(5.59)
G
2
B
2
(
†
H
2
A
2
(
1
)
1
)
=
0
(5.60)
1
B
2
(
2
||
1
)
||
F
=
(5.61)
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
(
1
+
(β
21
)
+
(β
22
)
+
(β
23
)
)
Note that (
5.58
) contains three equations since it includes 3
1 vectors. Therefore, we
need to satisfy 6 equations. One of the unknowns is the parameter
×
. Thus, we need
at least 5 transmit antennas since each transmit antenna will lead to one unknown
parameter in the precoder matrix. To summarize, when
M
ω
=
≥
3, we need
N
5.
=
≥
Now we provide the complete precoder design procedure for
M
3 and
N
5:
1. At time slot 1, design precoder
A
1
to make
D
11
. Design precoder
B
1
to
U
H
1
(
1
)
D
21
. Design precoder
A
2
make
D
12
⊥
D
11
,
D
22
||
to make
D
13
⊥
D
11
,
D
13
⊥
D
12
,
D
21
. Design precoder
B
2
D
23
⊥
to make
D
14
||
D
13
,
D
24
⊥
D
21
,
D
24
⊥
D
23
.
2. At time slot 2, design precoder
B
1
. Design precoder
A
1
to make
D
12
U
G
1
(
1
)
D
22
. Design precoder
B
2
to make
D
14
⊥
to make
D
11
⊥
D
12
,
D
21
||
D
11
,
D
14
⊥
D
12
,
D
21
. Design precoder
A
2
D
24
⊥
to make
D
13
||
D
14
,
D
23
⊥
D
21
,
D
23
⊥
D
24
.
3. At time slot 3, design precoder
A
2
. Design precoder
B
2
to make
D
23
U
H
2
(
1
)
D
13
. Design precoder
A
1
to make
D
11
⊥
to make
D
24
⊥
D
23
,
D
14
||
D
13
,
D
21
⊥
D
23
,
D
24
. Design precoder
B
1
D
21
⊥
to make
D
12
⊥
D
13
,
D
12
⊥
D
11
,
D
22
||
D
21
.
4. At time slot 4, design precoder
B
2
to make
D
24
. Design precoder
A
2
to
U
G
2
(
1
)
D
14
. Design precoder
B
1
make
D
23
⊥
D
24
,
D
13
⊥
to make
D
12
⊥
D
13
,
D
22
⊥
D
24
,
D
23
. Design precoder
A
1
D
22
⊥
to make
D
11
⊥
D
12
,
D
11
⊥
D
13
,
D
21
||
D
22
.
4, we can also align all the interference
along the same direction and use Scheme II to achieve our goal. However, we will
Here we need to point out that when
M
≥
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