Game theory and the flat-fading gaussian interference channel

Pareto-optimal beamforming for the MISO interference channel with partial CSI

“…We assume that transmission consists of scalar coding followed by beamforming 1 and that all propagation channels are frequency-flat. The matched-filtered symbol-sampled complex baseband data received by RX is modeled as…”

“…It is generally desirable to operate at a rate point that lies on this boundary. In particular, the boundary contains important points such as the maximum-sum-rate point and the Nash bargaining solution [1].…”

The MIMO Radar and Jammer Games

“…Game theory is also used in communication to model multi-user interference [26]- [29]. For example, various two-user noncooperative games are summarized in [26], where each user considers the other as interference and greedily maximizes its individual capacity.…”

“…For example, various two-user noncooperative games are summarized in [26], where each user considers the other as interference and greedily maximizes its individual capacity. In [27], the hostile interaction between a relay and jammer is investigated in the presence of receiver noise and a weak source-destination link.…”

“…Reference [28] focuses on the interaction between a MlMO communication system and jammer, while some network layer considerations including competitive routing and contested spectrum are collected in [29]. Different from [26] and [27], where each user has only a single antenna, a player in this paper controls several. The transmitted information for each antenna is a modeled as a scalar in [28], while each antenna can send a waveform vector in our MlMO radar model.…”