论文信息 - Modeling mobility in power control

Modeling mobility in power control

One of the elements missing in most literature related to power control is mobility. Without it, the performance of a power control scheme and its convergence cannot be reliably predicted. In the paper we use random walk to model mobility. Combining the mobility model with a conventional CCI analysis, we study linear power control in a more dynamic environment.

Li-Chun Wang | Chin-Tau A. Lea

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