The statistician George Box famously said that “All models are wrong, but some are useful”. In this episode, Emil Björnson and Erik G. Larsson discuss what models are useful in the context of wireless communications, and for what purposes. The conversation covers modeling of wireless propagation, noise, hardware, and wireless traffic. A key message is that the modeling requirements are different for algorithmic development and for performance evaluation. Music: On the Verge by Joseph McDade. Visit Erik’s website https://liu.se/en/employee/erila39 and Emil’s website https://ebjornson.com/
40. Synchronization of Massive Antenna Arrays
39. Radio Stripes at Terahertz (With Parisa Aghdam)
38. Things We Learned at the 6G Symposium
37. Wireless Future Panel Discussion (Live Podcast)
36. 6G from an Operator Perspective
35. Ten Challenges on the Road to 6G
34. How to Achieve 1 Terabit/s over Wireless?
33. Reproducible Wireless Research
32. Information-Theoretic Foundations of 6G (With Giuseppe Caire)
31. Analog Modulation and Over-the-Air Aggregation
30. The Sionna Library for Link-Level Simulations (With Jakob Hoydis)
29. Six 6G Technologies: The cases for and against
28. Ultra-Reliable Low-Latency Communication (With Petar Popovski)
27. Open Air Interface (With Florian Kaltenberger)
26. Network Slicing
24. Q&A With 5G and 6G Predictions
23. Wireless Localization and Sensing (With Henk Wymeersch)
22. Being Near or Far in Wireless
21. Wireless Coverage Without Beamforming
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