A multiuser wireless environment is a highly structured system where competition and cooperation coexist. The aim of this thesis is to illustrate the role and the applications of game theory to the resource allocation problem in selforganizing multiuser wireless networks. Various game-theoretical tools will be considered, including strategic form games with complete information, potential games, Bayesian games, and Nash bargaining games. There are four main results in this thesis. First, non-cooperative games with complete information are introduced to study the resource allocation problem in the context of small-cell wireless networks. It is shown that this game can be viewed as a potential game. Thus, the existence and convergence of equi...
Abstract—Wireless access networks are often characterized by the interaction of different end users,...
International audienceWe present a general game-theoretical framework for the resource allocation pr...
In this thesis manuscript, the main objective is to study the wireless networks where the node termi...
A multiuser wireless environment is a highly structured system where competition and cooperation coe...
This chapter is dedicated to the study of distributed resource allocation problems in wireless commu...
Un environnement de communication multi-utilisateurs sans fils forme un système hautement structuré ...
The purpose of this chapter is to illustrate some possible applications of non-cooperative game theo...
International audienceWe present a non-cooperative game-theoretic approach for the distributed resou...
Abstract—Due to the limitation of radio spectrum resource and fast growing of wireless applications,...
Abstract — Channel allocation has been extensively studied in the framework of cellular networks, bu...
Currently, wireless technologies are becoming more complex all the time, and parameter management be...
We present a general game-theoretical framework for the resource allocation problem in the down-link...
Abstract. Due to the limitation of radio spectrum resource and fast deploy-ment of wireless devices,...
The fundamental principle of multiuser diversity states that it is possible to achieve a significant...
National audienceWe consider a distributed wireless network represented by a multiple access channel...
Abstract—Wireless access networks are often characterized by the interaction of different end users,...
International audienceWe present a general game-theoretical framework for the resource allocation pr...
In this thesis manuscript, the main objective is to study the wireless networks where the node termi...
A multiuser wireless environment is a highly structured system where competition and cooperation coe...
This chapter is dedicated to the study of distributed resource allocation problems in wireless commu...
Un environnement de communication multi-utilisateurs sans fils forme un système hautement structuré ...
The purpose of this chapter is to illustrate some possible applications of non-cooperative game theo...
International audienceWe present a non-cooperative game-theoretic approach for the distributed resou...
Abstract—Due to the limitation of radio spectrum resource and fast growing of wireless applications,...
Abstract — Channel allocation has been extensively studied in the framework of cellular networks, bu...
Currently, wireless technologies are becoming more complex all the time, and parameter management be...
We present a general game-theoretical framework for the resource allocation problem in the down-link...
Abstract. Due to the limitation of radio spectrum resource and fast deploy-ment of wireless devices,...
The fundamental principle of multiuser diversity states that it is possible to achieve a significant...
National audienceWe consider a distributed wireless network represented by a multiple access channel...
Abstract—Wireless access networks are often characterized by the interaction of different end users,...
International audienceWe present a general game-theoretical framework for the resource allocation pr...
In this thesis manuscript, the main objective is to study the wireless networks where the node termi...