2006 10th IEEE Singapore International Conference on Communication Systems 2006
DOI: 10.1109/iccs.2006.301457
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Fair Transmission Rate Allocation: A Power Control Feasibility Approach

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“…Recently, this theory was applied to the power and rate adaptations as a feasible criterion [8,9]. In Appendix A1, the GC theory is used for the derivation of sufficient conditions in order to guarantee the feasibility of a power control mechanism.…”
Section: Feasibility Gerschgorin Circles and Factors That Affect Thementioning
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“…Recently, this theory was applied to the power and rate adaptations as a feasible criterion [8,9]. In Appendix A1, the GC theory is used for the derivation of sufficient conditions in order to guarantee the feasibility of a power control mechanism.…”
Section: Feasibility Gerschgorin Circles and Factors That Affect Thementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The recursion (8) can be effectively implemented in the mobile unit i because all necessary parameters (˛i, the QoS level given by * i , the function z i (·) and the transmitted power p i [n]), except i [n], can be considered known in the mobile unit i. The SINR i [n] can be obtained only at the correspondent BS i that demodulates the signal from user i.…”
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“…Some previous studies, such as [15] [16], have assumed that the user-AP associated topology will not change when adjusting the power of APs, this assumption is not the reality. On the contrary, some papers have noticed this phenomenon and developed techniques called cell breathing [17].…”
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