[PDF][PDF] Slotted Gaussian Multiple Access Channel: Stable Throughput Region and Role of Side Information Vaneet
V Aggarwal, A Sabharwal - EURASIP Journal on Wireless …, 2008 - Springer
We study the relation between the stable throughput regions and the capacity regions for a
Gaussian multiple-access channel. Our main focus is to study how the extent of side
information about source arrival statistics and/or instantaneous queue states at each
transmitter influence the achievable stable throughput region. Two notions of MAC capacity
are studied. The first notion is the conventional Shannon capacity which relies on large
coding block lengths for finite SNR, while the second uses finite code blocks with high SNR …
Gaussian multiple-access channel. Our main focus is to study how the extent of side
information about source arrival statistics and/or instantaneous queue states at each
transmitter influence the achievable stable throughput region. Two notions of MAC capacity
are studied. The first notion is the conventional Shannon capacity which relies on large
coding block lengths for finite SNR, while the second uses finite code blocks with high SNR …
[PDF][PDF] Slotted Gaussian Multiple Access Channel: Stable Region and Role of Side Information
V Aggarwal, A Sabharwal - researchgate.net
In this paper, we study the relation between the stable throughput regions and the capacity
regions for a Gaussian multiple access channel. Our main focus is to study how the extent of
side information about source arrival statistics and/or instantaneous queue states at each
transmitter influence the achievable stable throughput region. Two notions of MAC capacity
are studied. The first notion is the conventional Shannon capacity which relies on large
coding block lengths for finite SNR, while the second uses finite code blocks with high SNR …
regions for a Gaussian multiple access channel. Our main focus is to study how the extent of
side information about source arrival statistics and/or instantaneous queue states at each
transmitter influence the achievable stable throughput region. Two notions of MAC capacity
are studied. The first notion is the conventional Shannon capacity which relies on large
coding block lengths for finite SNR, while the second uses finite code blocks with high SNR …
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