In this paper we evaluate the performance of Gallager-B algorithm, used for decoding low-density paritycheck (LDPC) codes, under unreliable message computation. Our analysis is restricted to LDPC codes constructed from circular matrices (QC-LDPC codes). Using Monte Carlo simulation we investigate the effects of different code parameters on coding system performance, under a binary symmetric com...

In this paper we show the effect of partial channel knowledge at the receiver which causes estimation error of the channel at the receiver and the spatial correlation on MIMO Relay wireless communication systems. We assume that the transmitter has perfect knowledge of statistical parameters of the channel such as covariance or mean. We show how the topology of the equipment can upgrade or degra...

The problem of determining the values of the independent variable given a value of the dependent variable is commonly referred to as the inverse regression problem. This problem is also encountered in real life with circular data and we refer to it in that context as the inverse circular regression problem. For such a problem, we develop distance-basedmethods, and parametric methods, where we u...

Abstract In this paper interparticle potential model of the lattice Boltzmann method (LBM) is used to simulate deformation and breakup of a falling droplet under gravity force. First this model is applied to ensure that the surface tension effect is properly implemented in this model. Two tests have been considered. First, it has been checked an initial square drop in a 2D domain can freely def...

We present a numerical analysis of the lateral movement and equilibrium radial positions red blood cells (RBCs) with major diameter 8 $\mathrm {\mu }$ m under Newtonian fluid in circular channel 50 diameter. Each RBC, modelled as biconcave capsule whose membrane satisfies strain-hardening characteristics, is simulated for different Reynolds numbers $Re$ capillary $Ca$ , latter which indicates r...

We study the motion of large bubbles in curved channels both semi-analytically using the lubrication approximation and computationally using a finite-volume/fronttracking method. The steady film thickness is governed by the classical Landau– Levich–Derjaguin–Bretherton (LLDB) equation in the low-capillary-number limit but with the boundary conditions modified to account for the channel curvatur...