Titlebook: Resource Allocation in Wireless Networks; Theory and Algorithm S?awomir Stańczak,Marcin Wiczanowski,Holger Boche Textbook 20061st edition S

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Chapter 3: Introductionases, a network designer must ensure that the QoS requirements are satisfied permanently. Data applications, however, may have fundamentally different QoS requirements and traffic characteristics than video or voice applications. In fact, most data applications are delay-insensitive, and therefore may tolerate larger transmission delays.

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Chapter 1: On the Perron Root of Irreducible Matricesnatural to investigate their properties. In doing so, one of the central problems is to what extent the nonnegativity (positivity) is inherited by the eigenvalues and eigenvectors. The principal tools for the analysis of spectral properties of irreducible matrices are provided by Perron–Frobenius th

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Chapter 3: Introductionent wireless communications standards that support a wide range of services. They include delay-sensitive applications such as voice and real-time video that usually have strict requirements with respect to quality-of-service (QoS) parameters such as data rate, delay and/or bit error rate. In such c

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Chapter 4: Network Model the set of nodes, and let (.,.) with .≠. represent a wireless link from node .∈. to node .∈.. We say that there is a wireless link (.,.) with .≠. if both.It is reasonable to assume that wireless links are bidirectional in the sense that (.,.) exists if and only if there exists (.,.). We label links

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Chapter 5: Resource Allocation Problem in Communications Networkseen efficiency and fairness in wired networks. This trade off eventually led researchers to consider the problem of maximizing the sum of increasing and strictly concave utility functions of source rates. We review some existing solutions to this problem and explain the insufficiency of these soluti

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Chapter 6: Power Control Algorithmithms with a constant step size [83, 11]. Although much more powerful algorithms can be devised to solve the problem, we are going to confine our attention to such methods because of their simplicity. In particular, there is no need for step size control, which is difficult to realize in practice.