From: Performance analysis of dynamic spectrum leasing strategies in coordinated cognitive radio networks
Variable/acronym | Description |
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ΔaRU | Increment in the offered traffic load of the RUs. |
ΔRmax | Increment in the maximum number of leasing channels. |
λ l | Arrival rate of primary users to the leasing network. |
λ m | Arrival rate of primary users to the primary network. |
λ n | Global arrival rate of secondary users. |
λ R | Arrival rate of secondary users to the leasing network. |
μ l | Inverse of the mean service time for primary users of the leasing sub-network. |
μ m | Inverse of the mean service time for primary users of the primary sub-network. |
μn | Inverse of the mean service time for secondary users. |
ρ PU | Utilization factor for the primary channels. |
ρ RU | Utilization factor for the channels of the leasing network. |
Ω | Set of feasible states for the system. |
a l | Transition rate for user of the leasing network. |
a m1 | Transition rate for primary users without forcing to terminate any secondary user call. |
a m2 | Transition rate for primary users with at least one secondary user call terminated. |
a n | Transition rate for secondary users. |
ALS | Anticipated leasing strategy. |
a SU (opt) | Optimal offered traffic load of the SUs |
a SU (new) | Recalculated offered traffic load of the SUs |
a RU | Offered traffic load of the RUs |
b | Vector of value b = {bm, bn}. |
b l | Resource requirement of users of the leasing network. |
b m | Resource requirement of user the primary users. |
b n | Resource requirement of secondary users. |
CAC | Call admission control |
CCRN | Coordinated cognitive radio network. |
CR | Cognitive radio |
CRN | Cognitive radio network. |
d l | Departure rate for users of the leasing network. |
d m | Departure rate for primary users. |
d n | Departure rate for secondary users. |
DLS | Dynamic leasing strategy |
e | Vector of value e = {m, n}. |
E{L} | Average number of channels leased. |
E{W| W > 0} | Conditional average time that secondary users lease resources. |
K | Total number of channels on the leasing network. |
l | Number of users with ongoing sessions in the leasing network. |
m | Number of primary users with ongoing sessions in the system. |
N | Total number of channels in the CCRN. |
n | Number of secondary users with ongoing sessions in the system. |
P(l, m, n) | Probability of being in the state (l, m, n). |
P r | Probability of blocking a new secondary user when r + 1 channels are reserved. |
P R | Probability of admitting a new primary user when a number R + 1 of channels are permitted to be leased. |
P bl | Blocking probability for users from the leasing sub-network. |
P bm | Blocking probability for primary users. |
P bn | Blocking probability for secondary users. |
PLS | Permanent leasing strategy. |
PS | Primary sub-network |
P ftn | Forced termination probability for secondary users. |
PU | Primary User of the primary sub-network. |
QoS | Quality of service. |
R | Number of channels allowed to be leased. |
r | Number of reserved channels. |
r (opt) | Optimal number of reserved channels |
r (new) | Recalculated number of reserved channels |
R max | Maximum number of channel allowed to be leased for dynamic anticipated leasing. |
RS | Leasing sub-network. |
RU | Primary users of the leasing sub-network. |
SS | Secondary sub-network. |
SU | Secondary user |
S SU | Number of resources being rented by the secondary sub-network. |