58-68, 169-280, 281-319, 672, 675-6, 683-5, 692 337-8 see also Co-MIMO; MU-MIMO; Multi-antenna headers, 173-90, 212-15, 217, 284-304, 326, 521 techniques; SU-MIMO layer spectral efficiency, 661, 696-9 advantages, 549-50 PDUs, 149, 158, 166, 170-90, 212-15, 217, 249, 259-62, concepts, 259, 384-5, 524, 548-97, 672, 675-6, 692 282, 284-304, 310-15, 321-7, 335-8, 404-12, 455-9, MIP, 39-42, 43, 44-50 640-42, 713-14 MISO, 551-52 SAP, 63-89, 149-68, 169-280, 304-19, 322, 680-81 ML, 399-422, 560-64 signaling headers, 181-90, 331-2 MLEH, 180-3 MAC SDUs (MSDUs), 49, 64-76, 78-81, 170-1, 174-85, MLRUs, 493-507 214-17, 282, 284-99, 302-4, 327 MME, 53-9, 89-95, 140-6, 271-3, 330-2, 709-12 MAC-I, 166-7 MMIB, 668-9 Machine-to-machine applications, 7-8, 210-17 MMSE, 353-5, 397-8, 560-65, 574-5, 613-17, 679-700 Macroscopic/microscopic fading, 338-42 Mobile broadband systems, concepts, 1-31 MAEH, 179-83, 188-90 Mobile broadband wireless access, concepts, 1-31 MAN, 2, 14-17, 20-3 Mobile commerce applications, 6-8, 210-17 Management-plane, 64-9, 73-4 Mobile IP (MIP), 39-42, 43, 44-50 Management/control messages, 217-46, 255, 299-304, see also FA; HA 326-8, 489-91, 521, 545-8, 582, 638-42 Mobile WiMAX, concepts, 2, 13-14, 19-23, 61, 63, 97-8, MAPs, 255-62, 264, 293-9, 381, 390-2, 401-2, 406, 409-10, 213-15, 358, 426, 490 416-18, 438-48, 489-548 Mobility requirements, 10-13, 35-7, 682-4, 703-6 Markov processes, 664-5, 668 Mobility management, 35-7, 41-5, 47-56, 68-9, 84-7, Maximum Sustained traffic Rate per Flow, 215-17 138-46, 169-280, 682-4, 703-6 MB, 366-74 Modulation, 82, 84-7, 257-9, 335-8, 342-55, 398-422, MBMS, 91-5, 140-6, 306-19 438-48, 455-67, 476-8, 495-507, 530-34, 537-8, MBS, 77-81, 84-5, 88-9, 117-18, 170-2, 252, 429-36, 579-607, 610-19, 659-61, 667-9, 713-14 529-30, 628-9, 638-42 Monte Carlo methods, 670-71 MBSFN, 448-9, 454-5, 462-7, 700-720 Moore-Penrose inverse, 561-62 MCCH, 306-19, 457-9, 470-78 MPEG, 214-15 MCEH, 177-83 MRC, 558-60, 563-4 Index MS, 34-60, 64-87, 97-147, 156-68, 171-209, 211-24, Neighbor advertiseme