Spectrum Load Balancing for Medium Access in Cognitive Radio Systems

In this work, the problem of spectrum allocation in cognitive radios is shown to be similar to the load balancing problem in distributed computer systems. Spectrum load balancing (SLB) algorithm based on the non-cooperative load balancing problem in computers is proposed, and is applied to a cogniti...

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description In this work, the problem of spectrum allocation in cognitive radios is shown to be similar to the load balancing problem in distributed computer systems. Spectrum load balancing (SLB) algorithm based on the non-cooperative load balancing problem in computers is proposed, and is applied to a cognitive radio system. The capability of SLB to support QoS in the presence of other competing cognitive networks is evaluated via simulations and compared with the existing spectrum load smoothing (SLS) algorithm. SLB is more efficient than SLS and it provides a Nash equilibrium.
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Applied sciences
Cognitive radio
Computational modeling
Computer simulation
Distributed computing
Exact sciences and technology
Frequency
Game theory
Interference
Laser sintering
Load balancing
Load balancing (computing)
Load management
Mathematical models
Nash equilibrium
Operation, maintenance, reliability
Organization, operation and development plans
Radio
Radiocommunication specific techniques
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Smoothing
Smoothing methods
Systems, networks and services of telecommunications
Telecommunications
Telecommunications and information theory
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