INFORMATION TRANSMISSION METHOD, TERMINAL DEVICE, AND NETWORK DEVICE
FIG10 illustrates yet another structure diagram of the downlink time domain scheduling unit according to an embodiment of the disclosure  FIG9 illustrates yet another structure diagram of the downlink time domain scheduling unit according to an embodiment of the disclosure
In embodiment 8, as illustrated in FIG10, the SS block is transmitted at the tail of a slot or mini-slot with a length longer than the SS block, the PDCCH is transmitted at the head of the slot or mini-slot, and the SS block and the PDCCH occupy different symbols. The difference between embodiment 8 and embodiment 7 is that the slots or mini-slots including SS blocks of respective beams are transmitted discontinuously, and the slot or mini-slot including the SS block and the slot or mini-slot including no SS block of a certain beam are transmitted continuously.  In embodiment 7, as illustrated in FIG9, the SS block is transmitted at the tail of a slot or mini-slot with a length longer than the SS block, the PDCCH is transmitted at the head of the slot or mini-slot, and the SS block and the PDCCH occupy different symbols. In the present embodiment, the slots or mini-slots including SS blocks of respective beams are transmitted continuously at first, and then the slots or mini-slots including no SS block of respective beams are transmitted.
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['1. A method for information transmission, comprising: receiving, by a terminal device in a first slot or a first mini-slot, a first synchronization signal, SS, block and a first physical downlink control channel, PDCCH, sent by a network device, the first slot or the first mini-slot comprising N symbols, the first SS block occupying M consecutive symbols in the first slot or the first mini-slot, the first SS block comprising an SS and a physical broadcast channel, PBCH, wherein M and N are positive integers, and M≤N.']