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Optimal distributed joint frequency, rate and power allocation in cognitive OFDMA systems

Optimal distributed joint frequency, rate and power allocation in cognitive OFDMA systems

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The problem of wireless resource management in broadband cognitive OFDMA networks is addressed. The objective is to maximise the multiple cognitive users' weighted rate sum by jointly adjusting their rate, frequency and power resource, under the constraints of multiple primary users' interference temperatures. First, based on two interpretations of the interference temperatures, the problem studied is formulated as two nonlinear and non-convex optimisation problems. Secondly, these two problems are analysed, and a centralised greedy algorithm is proposed to solve one problem, as well as a centralised algorithm based on Lagrangian duality theory for the other. The two centralised algorithms are shown to be optimal and both have polynomial time complexities. Finally, it is shown that the two centralized algorithms can be distributively implemented by introducing the idea of virtual clock. And the distributed algorithms can be interpreted as an interesting distributed negotiated secondary market approach. It is believed that the work will provide a good reference for the emerging cognitive network protocol design.

Inspec keywords: protocols; OFDM modulation; greedy algorithms; cognitive radio; telecommunication network management; quadratic programming; radio networks; radiofrequency interference; broadband networks

Other keywords: power allocation; nonconvex optimisation problems; centralised greedy algorithm; primary users interference temperatures; multiple cognitive users weighted rate sum; cognitive network protocol design; broadband cognitive OFDMA networks; wireless resource management; Lagrangian duality theory; nonlinear optimisation problems; optimal distributed joint frequency

Subjects: Network management; Electromagnetic compatibility and interference; Modulation and coding methods; Protocols; Optimisation techniques; Radio links and equipment

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