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Queue-Aware Adaptive Resource Allocation For OFDMA Systems Supporting Mixed Services

The document discusses several papers related to resource allocation in wireless communication networks. The first paper proposes algorithms to maximize utility in OFDMA systems by allocating resources based on data buffer amounts. The second paper formulates an optimal resource allocation problem for multi-user MIMO-OFDMA relay networks including user grouping, path selection, power allocation and subchannel scheduling. The third paper enhances a MAC protocol for cognitive radios to access IEEE 802.11 networks by decreasing channel selection time and increasing throughput, including in networks with hidden terminals.

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Queue-Aware Adaptive Resource Allocation For OFDMA Systems Supporting Mixed Services

The document discusses several papers related to resource allocation in wireless communication networks. The first paper proposes algorithms to maximize utility in OFDMA systems by allocating resources based on data buffer amounts. The second paper formulates an optimal resource allocation problem for multi-user MIMO-OFDMA relay networks including user grouping, path selection, power allocation and subchannel scheduling. The third paper enhances a MAC protocol for cognitive radios to access IEEE 802.11 networks by decreasing channel selection time and increasing throughput, including in networks with hidden terminals.

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Queue-aware adaptive resource allocation for OFDMA systems supporting mixed services

ABSTRACT This paper focuses on the problem of queue-aware resource allocation for OFDMA cellular systems supporting both real-time and non-real-time services. A set of practical algorithms is proposed to solve the problem of maximizing the system utility under the constraints of both system resources and the actual amounts of data to be transmitted in buffers. Moreover, an upper bound is devised to quantify the global maximum of the overall system utility, and to appraise the proposed practical algorithms. Numerical results verify the efficacy of the upper bound and demonstrate the excellent performance of the proposed algorithms in solving queue-aware resource allocation problems.

Joint optimization in multi-user MIMOOFDMA relay-enhanced cellular networks


ABSTRACT MIMO, OFDMA and cooperative relaying are the key technologies in future wireless communication systems. However, under the usage of these technologies, resource allocation becomes a more crucial and challenging task. In multi-user MIMO-OFDMA relay-enhanced cellular networks, we formulate the optimal instantaneous resource allocation problem including user group selection, path selection, power allocation, and subchannel scheduling to maximize system capacity. We first propose a lowcomplex resource allocation algorithm named `CP-CP' under constant uniform power allocation and then use a water-filling method named `CP-AP' to allocate power among transmitting antennas. Moreover, we solve the original optimization problem efficiently by using the Jensen's inequality and propose a modified iterative waterfilling algorithm named `AP-CP'. Based on `AP-CP', the `AP-AP' algorithm is proposed to allocate power adaptively not only among subchannels but also among multiple transmitting. Finally, we compare the performance of the four schemes. Our results show that allocating power among subchannels is more effective than among transmitting antennas if the average signal-to-noise radio of users is low, and vice versa. Furthermore, the `AP-AP' algorithm achieves the highest throughout especially for users near the cell edge.

Enhanced MAC protocol for cognitive radios over IEEE 802.11 networks
ABSTRACT The Cognitive Radio (CR) technology is proposed for solving the spectrum underutilization problem and has gained great attention. By allowing unauthorized users to opportunistically access frequencies authorized to specific networks (called primary networks), the CR technology can increase the bandwidth utilization of the radio spectrum in a global perspective. In, the authors proposed a MAC protocol for CRs that aims to borrow the link bandwidth from IEEE 802.11 networks. This protocol allows CR users to opportunistically exchange data on an idle 802.11 channel. However, the protocol proposed in selects an 802.11 channel for data exchange in a random manner. This random channel selection process is timeconsuming for CR users to start a data transmission. In addition, the protocol does not consider the effects of hidden terminals (HTs), which often exist in wireless networks and significantly decrease the goodputs of a network. To address these problems, in this paper we propose enhancements to the protocol proposed in. The proposed protocol is evaluated using extensive simulations. Our simulation results show that our proposed protocol can effectively decrease the time required for finding an idle 802.11 channel to transmit data and therefore increase the network goodputs in networks with and without the existence of HTs.

The research of cognitive communication networks


ABSTRACT The networks with the cognitive and reconfigure ability are referred to as cognitive communication networks. The cognitive communication network can sense the changes about its internal and external environment through the analysis and learning process, and automatically adjust the communication resources and capabilities distributed in every layer according to the user demands, intelligently adapt to the changes of the environment and the user demands.

A k-RSA algorithm
ABSTRACT In this paper, we construct a k-RSA algorithm in which the idea of kth power residue theory and RSA algorithm are combined. This algorithm not only inherits the advantage of RSA, whose security depends on the difficulties of factoring large integers and finding discrete logarithms, but also has high flexibility of parameters. It is designed for improved security and to achieve a balance between speed and space. At the same time, it can realize following functions: hierarchical system management, secret sharing and so on.

Design Considerations for an UWB Computationally-Efficient Fast Acquisition System for Indoor Line-of-Sight Ranging Applications
ABSTRACT This paper presents an Ultra-Wideband (UWB) computationally-efficient fast acquisition system suggested for ranging in indoor, Line-Of-Sight (LOS) environments. The performance of the proposed scheme is evaluated and its implementation issues are discussed. The design complexity leverages fieldprogrammable gate arrays (FPGA) to implement the parallel processing concept. Timing acquisition at high sampling rates of the ultra-short pulses used in UWB communications can be costly and slow for ranging. This is due to the large number of required operations in an intensive software-based signal processing. The proposed UWB scheme in this paper uses an efficient block-processing technique that simplifies hardware implementation with a greatly reduced number of operations and acquisition time, while also offering accurate ranging capabilities over the considered indoor channel at high levels of multiple-user interference (MUI) and Gaussian noise.

The EUWB open technology platforms for Ultra Wide band communications
ABSTRACT In this paper, the EUWB approach to open technology platforms for Ultra-Wideband (UWB) communications is sketched. Both, Low Data Rate (LDR) and High Data Rate (HDR) UWB solutions are considered. Also, a potential combination of both platforms is taken into account. The LDR platform is based on the outcomes of the FP6 Project PULSRES II. The HDR platform is compliant with the ECMA 368/369 standard, and can well support date rates ranging from 53Mbps to 480Mbps in short range communication scenarios. Different applications and research areas, for which the open technology platforms are tailored, are reported. It is illustrated that the open technology platform has a lot of flexibility in software development. The API functions allow TCP/IP based application programming and the transparent access to lower level functionalities. This work was supported partly by EUWB project under Grant Agreement FP7-ICT-215669.

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