Some designs and normalized diversity product upper bounds for lattice-based diagonal and full-rate space-time block codes

Huiyong Liao*, Haiquan Wang, Xinag Gen Xia

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Abstract

In this paper, we first present two tight upper bounds for the normalized diversity products (or product distances) of 2 × 2 diagonal space-time block codes from quadratic extensions on Q(i) and Q(ζε, where i = → -1 and Ζε. Two such codes are shown to reach the tight upper bounds and therefore have the maximal normalized diversity products. We present two new diagonal space-time block codes from higher order algebraic extensions on Q(i) and Q(ζε for three and four transmit antennas. We also present a nontight upper bound for normalized diversity products of 2 × 2 diagonal space-time block codes with QAM information symbols, i.e., in Z[i], from general 2 × 2 complex-valued generating matrices. We then present an n × n-diagonal space-time code design method directly from 2n real integers based on extended complex lattices (of generating matrix size n × 2 ) that are shown to have better normalized diversity products than the optimal diagonal cyclotomic codes do. We finally use the optimal 2 × 2 diagonal space-time codes from the optimal quadratic extensions to construct two 2 7times; 2 full-rate space-time block codes and find that both of them have better normalized diversity products than the Golden code does.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)569-583
Number of pages15
JournalIEEE Transactions on Information Theory
Volume55
Issue number2
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2009
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • Algebraic extension
  • Complex lattice
  • Golden code
  • Normalized diversity product
  • Space-time block code

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