Ahmed Medra

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Published: 1993
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2015
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
Incremental Grassmannian Feedback Schemes for Multi-User MIMO Systems. IEEE Trans. Signal Process. 63(5): 1130-1143 (2015)
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
Spatial Reuse Precoding for Scalable Downlink Networks. IEEE Trans. Signal Process. 63(22): 5976-5989 (2015)
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
Fractional spatial reuse precoding for MIMO downlink networks. ICASSP 2015: 3073-3077
2014
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
Flexible Codebook Design for Limited Feedback Systems Via Sequential Smooth Optimization on the Grassmannian Manifold. IEEE Trans. Signal Process. 62(5): 1305-1318 (2014)
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
Kronecker structured linear precoding with local feedback for the 3-cell downlink. SPAWC 2014: 394-398
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
Widely linear Interference Alignment precoding. SPAWC 2014: 464-468
2013
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
On the achievability of the degrees of freedom for the three-cell MIMO interfering broadcast channel with minimum spatial dimensions. CWIT 2013: 87-91
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
A balanced precoding scheme for the two-user SISO X channel with optimal DoF and a small power offset. ICASSP 2013: 4829-4833
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
Achieving the degrees of freedom for the two-cell MIMO interfering broadcast channels with limited feedback. SPAWC 2013: 609-613
2012
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
An incremental Grassmannian feedback scheme for linearly precoded spatial multiplexing MIMO systems. ICASSP 2012: 3053-3056
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Ahmed Medra, Timothy N. Davidson:
Flexible codebook design for limited feedback downlink systems via smooth optimization on the Grassmannian manifold. SPAWC 2012: 50-54

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