Efficient restarted radius bisection algorithm for sphere decoding with applications to multiple-in multiple-out systems

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Integer least square problem is widely used in wireless communications, cryptography and some other fields. In this study, the authors propose a radius bisection algorithm with restart strategy to solve the ILS problem. Compared with the original sphere-decoding method, the algorithm can solve the ILS problem with higher speed and lower complexity. Also, users can specify a stop criterion to control the accuracy and complexity of the algorithm. Finally, some simulated experiments show the efficiency and effectiveness of the proposed algorithm.

Inspec keywords: wireless channels; decoding; least squares approximations; cryptography

Other keywords: restarted radius bisection; multiple-in multiple-out systems; cryptography; wireless communications; integer least square problem; sphere decoding

Subjects: Interpolation and function approximation (numerical analysis); Radio links and equipment; Cryptography; Codes

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