Adaptive Transmission Control in Multiple Interference Neutralization Groups

In wireless multihop networks, interference neutralization (IN) is a promising approach for interference management. IN enables multiple source-destination pairs to simultaneously transmit data without interference. However, in cases involving multiple IN groups, transmission between IN groups shoul...

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Published in:IEEE communications letters 2016-03, Vol.20 (3), p.526-529
Main Authors: Noh, Wonjong, Lim, Jong-Bu, Shin, Wonjae, Lim, Sung Hoon, Kim, Tae-suk, Lee, Tae-Dong, Han, Kwanghun
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Bandwidth
Fading
Group Transmission Control
Interference
Interference Neutralization
Merging
Multihop Networks
Relays
Signal to noise ratio
Spread spectrum communication
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description In wireless multihop networks, interference neutralization (IN) is a promising approach for interference management. IN enables multiple source-destination pairs to simultaneously transmit data without interference. However, in cases involving multiple IN groups, transmission between IN groups should be carefully managed to achieve an IN gain; otherwise, IN counteracts the capacity gain and degrades the quality of the network. In this study, we propose a greedy maximal transmission control scheme, based on the Gaussian modeling for unknown interference and approximate achievable rate, that has polynomial-time complexity and provides near-optimal network throughput for multiple IN groups.
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