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Table 3 Classes of SOC and SOS models and their stationary and ergodic properties

From: Classes of sum-of-cisoids processes and their statistics for the modeling and simulation of mobile fading channels

Class

Gains

Frequency

Phases

WSS

ME

AE

FOS

I SOC

Det.

Det.

Det.

-

-

-

-

I SOS

Det.

Det.

Det.

-

-

-

-

II SOC

Det.

Det.

Rand.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

II SOS

Det.

Det.

Rand.

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

III SOC

Det.

Rand.

Det.

No/Yesa,b

No/Yesa

No

No/Yesb

III SOS

Det.

Rand.

Det.

No/Yesc,d,e

No/Yesc,d

No

No/Yesb,c,d,e

IV SOC

Det.

Rand.

Rand.

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

IV SOS

Det.

Rand.

Rand.

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

V SOC

Rand.

Det.

Det.

No/Yesf

No/Yesf

No

No

V SOS

Rand.

Det.

Det.

No

No/Yesf

No

No

VI SOC

Rand.

Det.

Rand.

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

VI SOS

Rand.

Det.

Rand.

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

VII SOC

Rand.

Rand.

Det.

No/Yesb/f

No/Yesa/b/f

No

No/Yesb

VII SOS

Rand.

Rand.

Det.

No/Yesc,d,e

No/Yesf/c,d

No

No/Yesb,c,d,e

VIII SOC

Rand.

Rand.

Rand.

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

VIII SOS

Rand.

Rand.

Rand.

Yes

Yes

No

Yes

  1. WSS, wide-sense stationary; ME, mean-ergodic; AE, autocorrelation ergodic; FOS, first-order stationary; Rand., random; Det., deterministic. aIf the boundary condition n = 1 N c n exp{j θ n }=0 is satisfied; bOnly in the limit t→±; cIf the density of the random Doppler frequencies is an even function; dIf the boundary condition n = 1 N i cos( θ i , n )=0 is satisfied; eIf the boundary condition n = 1 N i cos(2 θ i , n )=0 is satisfied; f If the mean value of the random gains is equal to zero.