Mobile communication environment: Theoretical foundations, analytical methods, and modeling techniques: Theoretical foundations, analytical methods, and modeling techniques

Author: Yang Dacheng
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book includes: fundamental knowledge such as probability theory, stochastic processes, and matrices commonly used in theoretical analysis of mobile propagation environments; radio wave propagation in uniform atmospheric surfaces, outdoor propagation models, indoor wireless propagation and coverage, small-scale fading channels, scalar channel modeling and simulation, and vector channel modeling and simulation. The book specifically introduces the air-time vector channel model and the multi-input multi-output (MIMO) channel model, enabling readers to not only easily understand the basic concepts and theories of wireless propagation environments but also deeply appreciate the evolution of analysis methods for mobile propagation environments. Additionally, the appendix lists some commonly used channel modeling and simulation source codes for reference. The book is comprehensive in content and holds high technical reference value, making it suitable for engineering technicians and researchers engaged in telecommunications, as well as serving as a teaching or reference book for communication majors in higher education institutions.