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What is Network Capacity Region

Handbook of Research on Heterogeneous Next Generation Networking: Innovations and Platforms
The closure of the set of all arrival user rates that can be stably supported by a network when all possible scheduling, routing and resource allocation policies are considered. This includes knowledge of future states. The network capacity region cannot exceed the information-theoretic capacity region
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Cross-Layer Resource Allocation and Scheduling for Wireless Systems
Dimitris Toumpakaris (University of Patras, Greece) and Jungwon Lee (Marvell Semiconductor Inc., USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-108-7.ch002
Abstract
This chapter presents an introduction to cross-layer scheduling and resource allocation for wireless systems and an overview of some of the approaches and proposed algorithms. The use of scheduling is motivated by first considering the fading Gaussian channel. Then, the focus shifts to scheduling and resource allocation for cellular systems. Existing approaches for the uplink and the downlink are discussed, as well as research results relating to the fading Multiple Access and the fading Broadcast Channel. Schemes for OFDMA and CDMA systems as well as systems using multiple antenna transmission are also presented. It is hoped that this survey will affirm the improvement in performance that can be achieved by use of cross-layer approaches in the design of Next-Generation Networks.
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