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Fig 1.

The i × j MIMO-OFDM structure based on DWT utilizing WDE.

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Fig 2.

a: The IM magnitude vs the sub-carrier indices in the case of DWT. b: The IM angle vs the sub-carrier indices in the case of DWT.

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Fig 3.

a: The IM magnitude vs the sub-carrier indices using DWT for row number 20 of Fig. 2a. b: The IM angle vs the sub-carrier indices using DWT for row number 20 of Fig 2b.

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Fig 4.

a: The IM magnitude vs the sub-carrier indices using DFT. b: The IM angle vs the sub-carrier indices using DFT.

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Fig 5.

a: The IM magnitude vs the sub-carrier indices using DFT for row number 20 of Fig 4a. b: The IM angle vs the sub-carrier indices using DFT for row number 20 of Fig 4b.

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Table 1.

List of used parameters.

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Fig 6.

a: The normalized magnitude against the sub-carrier indices of thematrix in the case of DWT. b: The normalized angle against the sub-carrier indices of thezmatrix in the case of DWT.

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Fig 7.

a: The normalized magnitude vs the sub-carrier indices for row number 20 of thematrix in the case of DWT illustrated in Fig 6a. b: The normalized angle vs the sub-carrier indices for row number 20 of thematrix in the case of DWT illustrated in Fig 6b.

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Fig 8.

a: The normalized magnitude vs the sub-carrier indices of thematrix in the case of DFT. b: The normalized angle vs the sub-carrier indices of the matrix in the case of DFT.

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Fig 9.

a: The normalized magnitude vs the sub-carrier indices for row number 20 of the. matrix in the case of DFT illustrated in Fig 8a. b: The normalized angle vs the sub-carrier indices for row number 20 of the. matrix in the case of DFT illustrated in Fig 8b.

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Fig 10.

a: The BER against α at different SNR values. b: The elevation view of panel a. c: The side view of panel a.

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Fig 11.

a: The BER against SNR at different compensation scenarios. b: The elevation view of panel a. c: The side view of panel a.

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Fig 12.

a: The BER at different values of the compensation scenarios and CFO. b: The elevation view of panel a. c: The side view of panel a.

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Table 2.

The SNR difference of different equalizers of Fig 4 at BER = 10-3.

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Fig 13.

The BER vs the SNR for the considered schemes.

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Table 3.

The SNR difference of different equalizers of Fig 4 at BER = 10-4.

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Fig 14.

a: The BER against the estimation error percentage at SNR = 15 dB. b: The BER against the estimation error percentage at SNR = 20 dB. c: The BER against the estimation error percentage at SNR = 25 dB.

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Table 4.

The number of flops related to different mathematical operations [36].

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Table 5.

The number of flops related to different full-matrix operations [37].

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Table 6.

The number of flops for different equalization methods.

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Fig 15.

The flops number at different values of the channel configuration and length of the transmitted bits.

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Table 7.

The average simulated time for different equalization methods.

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