Computer Science – Information Theory
Scientific paper
2010-06-10
Computer Science
Information Theory
29 pages, 5 figures, submitted to IEEE Trans. on Inform. Theory
Scientific paper
We consider the downlink of a cellular network with multiple cells and multi-antenna base stations, including a realistic distance-dependent pathloss model, clusters of cooperating cells, and general "fairness" requirements. Beyond Monte Carlo simulation, no efficient computation method to evaluate the ergodic throughput of such systems has been presented so far. We propose an analytic solution based on the combination of large random matrix results and convex optimization. The proposed method is computationally much more efficient than Monte Carlo simulation and provides surprisingly accurate approximations for the actual finite-dimensional systems, even for a small number of users and base station antennas. Numerical examples include 2-cell linear and three-sectored 7-cell planar layouts, with no inter-cell cooperation, sector cooperation, or full inter-cell cooperation.
Caire Giuseppe
Huh Hoon
Kim Young-Tae
Lee Inkyu
Moon Sung-Hyun
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