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Message Passing Algorithm Receiver Design for RIS-Assisted Downlink MIMO-SCMA System
DOI:10.3390/app152413197.png)
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Sparse code multiple access (SCMA) and reconfigurable intelligent surfaces (RISs) are two promising techniques in the forthcoming 6G communication networks to provide massive connectivity and enhance the spectral efficiency. To our best knowledge, the phase optimization for the reflecting elements and multi-user detection for the RIS-assisted downlink MIMO-SCMA system is still an open issue. In this way, we first formulate the RIS-assisted downlink MIMO-SCMA model with respect to the phases of the reflecting elements for the RIS. Next, a closed-form solution to these phases is found by solving the geometric median optimization. The iterative symbol detection steps are also provided for the RIS-assisted downlink MIMO-SCMA system. Simulation results illustrate that the proposed RIS-assisted downlink MIMO-SCMA system can significantly enhance the bit error ratio performance; e.g., the RIS-SCMA system with the proposed Gmedian-optimized phases can achieve a 1.5dB SNR gain as compared to the random phases with 10 reflecting elements.
Keywords:
reconfigurable intelligent surface
MIMO-SCMA
closed form
geometric median optimization
detection
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