IEEE GLOBECOM 1998 (Cat. NO. 98CH36250)
DOI: 10.1109/glocom.1998.775922
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Improving performance of wireless networks using collision resistent modulations

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“…These protocols are particularly sensitive to collisions in the first slot (the one with random access), since these usually cause an unsuccessful reservation request. Then, adding signal-space redundancy in order to protect this slot might improve the overall protocol performance, as shown in [19]. In general, the joint optimization of partially ordered protocols and signal-space coding is a very interesting problem.…”
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“…These protocols are particularly sensitive to collisions in the first slot (the one with random access), since these usually cause an unsuccessful reservation request. Then, adding signal-space redundancy in order to protect this slot might improve the overall protocol performance, as shown in [19]. In general, the joint optimization of partially ordered protocols and signal-space coding is a very interesting problem.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Then, by averaging over the RMCR interleaver ensemble, after some algebra we obtain (19) where is given by (20) Finally, since depends only on the number of collisions rather than on the particular collision pattern and since is binomially distributed, we have…”
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“…Hughes in [5] considered the design of codes for M users that permit any sub-collection of up to T of the M to transmit at the same time. Caire et.al [7] presented a novel class of signal space codes for bandwidth efficient transmission on a random access collision channel. All of the above works considered collisions where the cardinality of the received vector increased with the number of transmitters.…”
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