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Framework for Cross-Layer Optimization in Cognitive Radio Network

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Spectrum Sharing in Cognitive Radio Networks

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This chapter presents a cross-layer optimized design framework for cognitive radios in a dynamic spectrum access environment. Generally speaking, layered architectures such as Open Systems Interconnections (OSI) and Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) models forbid direct communication between non-adjacent layers, and communication between adjacent layers is also limited in such a way that the higher-layer protocol makes use only of the services at the lower layers and is not concerned about the details of how the service is being provided. This in turn becomes a bottleneck for new emerging wireless services. Therefore, the cross-layer optimization framework work related to wireless and cognitive radio network is reviewed in this chapter. In addition, the MAC layer parameters optimization with the help of cross-layer interaction is explored and various potential challenges in this interaction are presented.

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