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Topological Interference Management With Transmitter Cooperation for MIMO Interference Channels

In this paper, we investigate the transmitter cooperation based topological interference management (TIM) scheme for MIMO Interference Channels (IC), where there is no channel state information beyond only the topology information at transmitters and receivers to cancel the interference. Specifically, for two different scenarios, i.e., there exists a Hamiltonian cycle or a perfect matching in the alignment-feasible graph, we propose different transmitter cooperation based TIM schemes by jointly designing the precoding and decoding matrices and present one theorem to characterize the achievable degrees of freedom (DoF) of the proposed TIM schemes. Moreover, the numeric results show that the DoF of the proposed scheme can be significantly higher than that by the TIM scheme without transmitter cooperation.