Effects of directivity on wireless network complexity

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초록

We study the effect of anisotropic radiation on wireless network complexity. To this end, we model a wireless network as a random geometric graph where nodes have random antenna orientations as well as random positions, and communication is affected by Rayleigh fading. Complexity is quantified by computing the Shannon entropy of the underlying graph model. We use this formalism to develop analytic scaling results that describe how complexity can be controlled by varying key system parameters such as the transmit power and the directivity of transmissions in large-scale networks. Our results point to striking contrasts between power scaling and directivity scaling in the large connection range regime.

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directivityGraph entropynetwork topologyrandom geometric graphsComplex networksGraph theoryMobile ad hoc networksRayleigh fadingTopologyWireless networksdirectivityGraph entropyLarge-scale networkNetwork complexityNetwork topologyRandom geometric graphsRandom positionUnderlying graphsWireless ad hoc networks
제목
Effects of directivity on wireless network complexity
저자
Cika, ArtaCoon, Justin PKim, Sunwoo
DOI
10.23919/WIOPT.2017.7959937
발행일
2017-06
유형
Conference Paper
저널명
2017 15th International Symposium on Modeling and Optimization in Mobile, Ad Hoc, and Wireless Networks, WiOpt 2017
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