A cooperative non-orthogonal multiple access (CNOMA) system and an orbital angular momentum (OAM) -based multiple-input multiple-output multiplexing system is proposed as full-duplex relaying (referred to as CNOMF) by the cell center user to the cell edge user in this letter. The proposed CNOMF scheme can significantly improve the capacity of cell edge user and sum channel capacity via user-assisted decode and forward based full-duplex relaying by utilizing different ranges of OAM modes for a 6G (Sixth generation) wireless communication system, compared to other existing schemes (For example, CNOMA-MIMO with FDR, and orthogonal multiple access with OAM-MIMO and half duplex relaying); this was demonstrated via numerical result analysis.
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