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Some dynamic resource allocation problems in wireless networks
- We consider dynamic resource allocation problems that arise in wireless networking. Specifically transmission scheduling problems are studied in cases where a user can dynamically allocate communication resources such as transmission rate and power based on current channel knowledge as well as traff
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Communication Over Fading Channels with Finite Buffer Constraints - Single User and Multiple Access Cases
- We consider communication over a fading channel where arriving data is stored in a buffer of size L until it is transmitted. Any data arriving when the buffer is full is discarded. The transmitter utilizes a power and rate control policy that can depend on both the buffer occupancy as well as the ch
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Power and Delay Optimal Transmission Scheduling: Small Delay Asymptotics
- For wireless data traffic, energy efficiency can be improved by adapting the transmission power and rate over time based on the offered traffic as well as any channel state information. In this context, a variety of transmission scheduling approaches have been studied including [1, 2, 3]. These appr
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Reducing electronic multiplexing costs in SONET/WDM rings with dynamically changing traffic
- In this paper we consider traffic grooming in WDM/SONET ring networks when the offered traffic is characterized by a set of traffic matrices. Our objective is to minimize the cost of electronic Add/Drop Multiplexers (ADMs) in the network, while being able to support any offered traffic matrix in a r
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Distributed approaches for exploiting multiuser diversity in wireless networks
- In wireless fading channels, multiuser diversity can be exploited by scheduling users so that they transmit when their channel conditions are favorable. This leads to a sum throughput that increases with the number of users and, in certain cases, achieves capacity. However, such scheduling requires
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Minimizing Electronic Multiplexing Costs for Dynamic Traffic in Unidirectional SONET Ring Networks
- In this paper we consider circuit assignment algorithms for dynamic traffic in unidirectional WDM/SONET ring networks. Our objective is to minimize the cost of electronic Add/Drop Multiplexers (ADMs) in the network, while being able to support any offered traffic matrix in a rearrangeably non-blocki
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Buffer Control for Communication over Fading Channels
- We consider a user communicating over a flat fading channel. The user wishes to reliably communicate bursty data over this channel while minimizing both the average power and the average delay incurred. We formulate a buffer control problem which illustrates the trade-off between these quantities. T
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A Distributed Splitting Algorithm for Exploiting Multiuser Diversity
- this paper, we focus on decentralized approaches for exploiting multiuser diversity, where each user only has knowledge of its own fading level, but no knowledge of the fading levels of the other users in the cell. This is similar to decentralized power control problems, as in [2]
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The Role of Switching in Reducing Network Port Counts
- We consider the role of switching in minimizing the number of electronic ports (e.g., SONET ADMs) in an optical network that carries sub-wavelength traffic. Providing nodes with the ability to switch traffic between wavelengths, such as through the use of SONET cross-connects, can reduce the require
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Downlink resource allocation and pricing for wireless networks
- Abstract---This paper considers resource allocation and pricing for the downlink of a wireless network. We describe a model that applies to either a time-slotted system (e.g. Qualcomm's HDR proposal) or a CDMA system; the main feature of this model is that the channel quality varies across the users
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