Impact of clustering in statistical indoor propagation models on link capacity

Explicit clustering in a statistical indoor propagation model is found to have significant effects on the capacity of an array-to-array link or matrix channel. Effects of antenna spacing, Poisson homogeneity, block size, and transmit power allocation strategies are also considered.

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