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Optimal power allocation for fading cognitive multiple access channels: a two-user case

Kang, 2013

Document ID
7584118407736819292
Author
Kang X
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Publication venue
IEEE Wireless Communications Letters

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In this paper, we consider a spectrum-sharing cognitive radio network where a two-user secondary multiple access network coexists with a primary user (PU). An interference power constraint (IPC) is imposed on the secondary network (SN) to protect the PU. Under such a …
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