— For cognitive radio networks, a popular approach to dynamic spectrum allocation (DSA) is game theoretic, which improves spectrum efficiency in a distributed manner. In a doubl...
Abstract--This letter analyzes the impact, from a networklayer perspective, of having a single cognitive radio transmitterreceiver pair share the spectrum with multiple primary use...
Ioannis Krikidis, Natasha Devroye, John S. Thompso...
In cognitive radio (CR) networks, multi-CR cooperation typically takes place during spectrum sensing, to cope with wireless fading effects and the hidden terminal problem. The use...
— Recent studies indicate the presence of a significant amount of idle licensed spectrum, in different time periods and geographic locations. Prompted by the latest regulatory ch...
George Alyfantis, Giannis F. Marias, Stathes Hadji...
Cognitive relays form a special cooperation relationship among users in cognitive radio networks, and help increase the transmission rates of both primary users and secondary user...