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POS-A-20DURRANI et al.
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- DURRANI S
- BIALKOWSKI M
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Recently a hybrid scheme of diversity and beamforming called Hierarchical Beamforming (HBF) has been proposed to simultaneously combat both fading and MAI [7]. In HBF, the array elements are divided into groups to form several sub-beamforming arrays. The inter …
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