2020
DOI: 10.1109/lcomm.2020.3010808
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Coverage Analysis of Downlink NOMA-Enabled Dense Networks With ISP-Based User Ordering

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“…Recent reviews of the ordering approaches for NOMA can be found in [1] and [22]- [24], but they are tailored to singlecarrier communication systems. In [1], the authors consider partial CSI for power-domain multiplexing in NOMA that contains only the effects of path loss and shadowing.…”
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“…Recent reviews of the ordering approaches for NOMA can be found in [1] and [22]- [24], but they are tailored to singlecarrier communication systems. In [1], the authors consider partial CSI for power-domain multiplexing in NOMA that contains only the effects of path loss and shadowing.…”
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“…The coverage probability of NOMA with user ordering based on the instantaneous channel power gain is studied in [22], while distance-based ordering is examined in [23]. Finally, a comparative analysis of Signal-to-Interference and Noise Ratio (SINR)-based coverage probability using the distance-based and the instantaneous CSI-based user ordering for two static NOMA users is studied in [24]. Unfortunately, the distancebased approach for user ordering cannot accurately capture the real channel state in complex environments, and the CSIbased approach is expensive and impractical for V2X systems.…”
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