Cross-layer wireless resource allocation.

A fundamental problem in networking is the allocation of limited resources among the users of the network. In a traditional layered network architecture, the resource to be allocated at the medium access control (MAC) and network layers utilizes communication links, viewed as "bit pipes" t...

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Published in:	IEEE Signal processing magazine 21, 5 (2004).
Main Author:	Berry, R.A
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Bit pipes. Crosslayer wireless resource allocation. Medium access control. Multiaccess fading channels. Network layer QoS. Scheduling algorithms. Wireless data networks. Wireless fading channels.