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    C. Asymptotic Analysis

    For large average SIR, a Taylor series expansion of the pdf of end-to-end instantaneous SIR

    about the origin, 0 .

    1

    (0) (0)eq n

    N

    n

    f f

    (25)

    where

    1

    01, 0

    1(0) ( 1) exp ( )

    !

    s

    n

    n

    m kbk

    nkk

    s

    d df s

    d k ds

    B

    1

    0 0 1 0

    1 1

    ( )! !

    s

    n

    m kb

    nkk s

    d d

    sd k ds

    B

    0

    11

    0 0

    1 1( ) ( ) 1

    ! !

    s

    n

    mb

    n n n kk

    b b kk

    B

    1

    1

    0

    11 as 0

    !

    s

    n

    mb

    n n n kk

    b b kk

    B (26)

    Therefore, the limiting pdf of the end-to-end SIR is given by

    1

    1

    1 0

    1(0) 1

    !

    s

    n

    eq

    mNb

    n n n kn k

    f b b kk

    B (27)

    Average BER

    The limiting ABER is given by

    2 12 0

    1

    ( , ) (0)2 ( ) eqEP f d

    1

    1

    2 1

    1 02 0

    1 11 ( , )

    2 ( ) !

    s

    n

    mNb

    n n n kn k

    b b k d k

    B

    1

    2

    1 0 1

    1 11 ( )

    2 !

    s

    nn

    mN

    n n bb kn k

    b kk

    B (28)

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    where

    1 1 , with

    nb

    n s In n n n n

    n I s

    E mb b

    m

    B

    Diversity and Coding Gain

    d nbG (29a)

    1/1

    2

    0

    1(1 ) (1 ) 1 ( ) ( / )

    !

    ns

    n

    n

    bmb

    c n n n n b s I kk

    b b b k m mk

    G

    (29b)

    Average Capacity

    The average channel capacity is given by

    0

    ln 1 (0)ln(2) eq

    avg

    WC f d

    1

    1

    1 0 0

    11 ln 1

    ln(2) !

    s

    n

    mNb

    n n n kn k

    Wb b k d

    k

    B (30)

    To solve the integral in (30), we use the following relation:

    1,02,21,1

    ln 11,0

    G x

    from [R1]- [R3] (31a)

    1,22,21,1

    ln 11,0

    G x

    from [R4], [R5] (31b)

    Substituting (30a) in (29), we have

    1

    1 0

    1ln(2) !

    ns

    bmN

    nn navg n k

    n k n

    EbWC b kk

    (32a)

    while, using (30b), we have

    12 2

    1 0

    1 (1 ) ( )ln(2) !

    ns

    bmN

    nn navg n n nk

    n k n

    EbWC b k b b

    k

    (32b)

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