Abstract—We consider the uplink and the downlink of a mul-tiuser wireless system with one base station and K user terminals (single-cell case). Each user is affected by a position-dependent path loss, fixed in time, and by a slowly time-varying frequency-selective fading channel modeled as M parallel block-fading channels. We study the system throughput (sum rate) versus Eb/N0 under hard fairness and proportional fairness constraints. We obtain closed-form expressions for the throughput in the limit of a large number of users, as well as for the asymptotics in the low and high SNR regions. I
Optimal resource allocation is an outstanding issue in wireless communication systems. In this work ...
Multicell Joint Processing has emerged as a new paradigm of cooperative communications, which aims a...
International audienceIn wireless networks, providing a fair bandwidth allocation without too much r...
In this paper we provide a geometric and mathematical model that can be used to evaluate the user ra...
In this paper we provide a geometric and mathematical model that can be used to evaluate the user ra...
Resource allocation is a challenging issue in multiuser wireless systems. Since users are not all in...
This thesis studies fairness in wireless networks. Unlike wired networks, the wireless medium presen...
Performance and fairness optimization is an ever challenging issue that leads academics from all ove...
An opportunistic feedback protocol with maximum throughput (MT) scheduling has been proposed in the ...
The performance evaluation of wireless networks is severely complicated by the specific features of ...
Channel allocation algorithms for channelized cellular systems are discussed from a new perspective,...
In this paper, a single-antenna broadcast channel with large (K) number of users is considered. It i...
To extend established concepts of fair resource allocation in wired networks to wireless networks, w...
This paper proposes that fairness in wireless networks should be measured using one of the following...
International audienceIn the design of cellular and microcellular telecommunication networks, it is ...
Optimal resource allocation is an outstanding issue in wireless communication systems. In this work ...
Multicell Joint Processing has emerged as a new paradigm of cooperative communications, which aims a...
International audienceIn wireless networks, providing a fair bandwidth allocation without too much r...
In this paper we provide a geometric and mathematical model that can be used to evaluate the user ra...
In this paper we provide a geometric and mathematical model that can be used to evaluate the user ra...
Resource allocation is a challenging issue in multiuser wireless systems. Since users are not all in...
This thesis studies fairness in wireless networks. Unlike wired networks, the wireless medium presen...
Performance and fairness optimization is an ever challenging issue that leads academics from all ove...
An opportunistic feedback protocol with maximum throughput (MT) scheduling has been proposed in the ...
The performance evaluation of wireless networks is severely complicated by the specific features of ...
Channel allocation algorithms for channelized cellular systems are discussed from a new perspective,...
In this paper, a single-antenna broadcast channel with large (K) number of users is considered. It i...
To extend established concepts of fair resource allocation in wired networks to wireless networks, w...
This paper proposes that fairness in wireless networks should be measured using one of the following...
International audienceIn the design of cellular and microcellular telecommunication networks, it is ...
Optimal resource allocation is an outstanding issue in wireless communication systems. In this work ...
Multicell Joint Processing has emerged as a new paradigm of cooperative communications, which aims a...
International audienceIn wireless networks, providing a fair bandwidth allocation without too much r...