Tight Approximations for the Two Dimensional Gaussian $Q-$function
Paschalis C. Sofotasios, Steven Freear

TL;DR
This paper derives two highly accurate, simple closed-form approximations for the two-dimensional Gaussian Q-function, facilitating analytical and numerical evaluations in digital communications where this function is not readily available.
Contribution
The work introduces novel, simple, and accurate closed-form approximations for the two-dimensional Gaussian Q-function, aiding performance analysis in digital communications.
Findings
Two new approximations are highly accurate.
Approximations are expressed in closed-form for ease of use.
Useful in digital communication performance evaluations.
Abstract
The aim of this work is the derivation of two approximated expressions for the two dimensional Gaussian Q-function, . These expressions are highly accurate and are expressed in closed-form. Furthermore, their algebraic representation is relatively simple and therefore, convenient to handle both analytically and numerically. This feature is particularly useful for two reasons: firstly because it renders the derived expressions useful mathematical tools that can be utilized in numerous analytic performance evaluation studies in digital communications under fading; secondly because the two dimensional Gaussian Q-function is neither tabulated nor a built-in function in popular mathematical software packages such as , and .
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Wireless Communication Techniques · Wireless Communication Networks Research · Error Correcting Code Techniques
