Difference Set - Application

Application

It is found by Xia, Zhou and Giannakis that, difference sets can be used to construct a complex vector codebook that achieves the difficult Welch bound on maximum cross correlation amplitude. The so-constructed codebook also forms the so-called Grassmannian manifold.

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