The Linearly Constrained LSCMA for Blind Multi-user Detection
Abstract The least square constant modulus algorithm (LSCMA) is a popular constant modulus algorithm (CMA) because of its global convergence and stability. But the performance will degrade when it is affected by the problem of interference capture in the MC-CDMA system that has several constant modu...
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