The increasing heterogeneity and irregular deployment of the emerging wireless networks give enormous challenges to the conventional hexagonal model for abstracting the geographical locations of wireless transmission nodes. Against this backdrop, a new network paradigm by modeling the wireless nodes as a Poisson Point Process (PPP), leveraging on the mathematical tools of stochastic geometry for tractable mathematical analysis, has been proposed with the capability of fairly accurately estimating the performance of practical cellular networks. This dissertation investigated the mathematical tractability of the PPP-based approach by proposing new mathematical methodologies, fair approximations incorporating practical channel propagation mode...
Abstract—The cellular uplink has typically been studied using simple Wyner-type analytical models wh...
International audienceIn this paper, a mathematical framework for evaluating the error probability o...
Ultra dense networks (UDNs) allow for efficient spatial reuse of the spectrum, giving rise to substa...
The increasing heterogeneity and irregular deployment of the emerging wireless networks give enormou...
The main focus of this thesis is on performance analysis and system optimization of Long Term Evolut...
With the booming of the ubiquitous and nomad Internet of Things, wireless systems and networks must ...
Stochastic geometry is a powerful tool to model large wireless networks with high variation of node ...
International audienceIn this paper, we investigate the potential benefits of deploying relays in ce...
The main goal of this work is to study cooperative aspects of large wireless networks from the persp...
The quality of communication in a wireless network is primarily determined by the wireless link sign...
The use of stochastic geometry allows the analysis of the typical performance of a wireless network....
In the modeling and performance evaluation of wireless cellular communication, stochastic geometry i...
Nowadays, cellular technology is almost everywhere. It has had an explosive success over the last tw...
Abstract—The cellular uplink has typically been studied using simple Wyner-type analytical models wh...
International audienceIn this paper, a mathematical framework for evaluating the error probability o...
Ultra dense networks (UDNs) allow for efficient spatial reuse of the spectrum, giving rise to substa...
The increasing heterogeneity and irregular deployment of the emerging wireless networks give enormou...
The main focus of this thesis is on performance analysis and system optimization of Long Term Evolut...
With the booming of the ubiquitous and nomad Internet of Things, wireless systems and networks must ...
Stochastic geometry is a powerful tool to model large wireless networks with high variation of node ...
International audienceIn this paper, we investigate the potential benefits of deploying relays in ce...
The main goal of this work is to study cooperative aspects of large wireless networks from the persp...
The quality of communication in a wireless network is primarily determined by the wireless link sign...
The use of stochastic geometry allows the analysis of the typical performance of a wireless network....
In the modeling and performance evaluation of wireless cellular communication, stochastic geometry i...
Nowadays, cellular technology is almost everywhere. It has had an explosive success over the last tw...
Abstract—The cellular uplink has typically been studied using simple Wyner-type analytical models wh...
International audienceIn this paper, a mathematical framework for evaluating the error probability o...
Ultra dense networks (UDNs) allow for efficient spatial reuse of the spectrum, giving rise to substa...