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58  Modern Digital Modulation Techniques for Wireless, Satellite, and Wireline Communications
Modern digital modulation techniques and multiple access techniques are basic building blocks of the physical (or radio) interface of all digital communication systems. Techniques such as OFDM, OFDMA, SOFDMA, SC-FDMA, DMT, MIMO and BLAST, CPM modulations (e.g., GMSK), CDMA and adaptive modulation and coding methods are very important parts of the implementation of modern communications systems, especially for broadband wireless communications. These concepts are being utilized in new mobile and broadband wireless systems, including 4G-LTE, Mobile Wi-Max (IEEE 802.16), Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11) and the new IMT-Advanced (4G) systems, as well as in xDSL systems, to greatly improve both bandwidth and power efficiency.
81  Modulation, Coding, and Iterative Techniques for Optimal Detection in Wireless Communications
Wireless communication systems were initially designed for voice services. Today, high data rates are needed to satisfy the users' requests. Together with the severe limitations in the available bandwidth devoted to cellular services, wireless communication systems are forced to face ever increasing challenges on severe bandwidth and energy constraints. This course focuses on techniques to reliably communicate digital information over the wireless channel. It provides the fundamental trade-offs between bandwidth, energy and performance, and explains in detail the main tools available to improve the performance of digital wireless transmission.

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