Application of Advance Constrained Simplex Method for MIMO Systems in Quantum Communication Networks
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This paper first describes advanced constrained simplex method (advanced complex method), then it shows that this complex procedure has any problems when it’s taken for finding the maximum of a general nonlinear function of several variables within a constrained region is described in wireless communication systems, especially for multiple-input multiple-out (MIMO Configuration). Next advanced constrained simplex method is described how to resolve the problem of the multiple-input multiple-out, and shown how to be efficient compared with the complex method and the simplex method by some simulations. And this wireless network design can be used to MIMO systems in Quantum Communication networks. The feature of technology by which the system told by this paper can get optimum solution by a little search number of times compared with a conventional system in the MIMO environment with more than one optimal value, and is at the place. This system was applied to the Quantum network environment by this paper. This can achieve more compact than the conventional Quantum network environment.
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