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Short-Boundary Signaling for Asynchronous Grant-Free Control-to-Control Communications
In asynchronous grant-free access, receivers must detect variable-length transmissions and identify their start and end. Existing decoder-aided receivers use start and tail sequences which are as long as one codeword, causing substantial overhead for short commands. This paper treats the boundary (i
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