Wireless Communication Systems -- Signal Detection and Processing Technology

Author: Xiaodong Wang
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Features: This series of books is selected from classic works in the field of communication and information science from abroad. It has been used as teaching materials or reference books in hundreds of universities in many countries and has a significant impact in China. The publication of this series has been strongly recommended by several key universities in China and validated by many renowned professors. The series is highly advanced and practical, fully meeting the needs of current higher education teaching and reform, and will further promote the alignment of domestic teaching with international standards. The target readers of this series are senior undergraduate and graduate students, as well as teachers in the fields of communication, computer science, electronic information engineering, automation, etc. It can also be used as a reference for engineering technicians and is suitable for self-study by individuals with a certain level of English proficiency. This book focuses on signal detection and processing techniques involved in the design of wireless system receivers. It mainly introduces topics such as blind multi-user detection, group blind multi-user detection, robust multi-user detection in non-Gaussian channels, space-time multi-user detection, Turbo multi-user detection, narrowband interference suppression, Monte Carlo Bayesian signal processing, signal processing in fading channels, and signal processing for coded OFDM systems. This book can be used as a textbook for senior undergraduate and graduate students in communication and electronics, information and signal processing, and related fields, as well as a reference for professionals in these areas.