Autonomous design for the MISO Interference Channel with mask constraints at reception

This paper investigates the power control and beamforming design in the MISO-IC (Multiple Input Single Output-Interference Channel) when constraints are placed at the receivers' input power. In this way regulatory constraints are met and transmissions can coexist spatially. Dynamic and easy-to-implement distributed designs are proposed; thus, using only local per user power measurements, which includes that of the intended signal as well as the undesired interference from other users plus receiver noise.