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Opportunistic Relaying for Multi-Antenna Cooperative Decode-And-Forward Relay Networks

In this paper, we investigate the relaying scheme for multi-antenna cooperative networks without channel state information at the transmitters. It is shown that the classic opportunistic relaying scheme, which allows only one relay node to forward the message, may lead to significant loss when it is extended to the corresponding multi-antenna relay scenarios. A generalized opportunistic relaying approach, which selects more transmit antennas distributed on multiple relay nodes to transmit data simultaneously, is proposed to maximize the network throughput via balancing the source-relay and the relay-destination channels. Numerical examples show the large impact of multiple antennas and relays on the network throughput, and the significant gains obtained through the proposed opportunistic cooperation scheme.