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Effective Interference Cancellation Schemes for Device-to-Device Multicast Uplink Period Underlaying Cellular Networks

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Device-to-Device (D2D) multicast will become an important technology with the increasing requirements of local communication services in future networks. To increase the overall capacity and improve resource utilization, a novel interference coordination scheme is proposed. The proposed scheme includes three steps. First, in order to mitigate the interference from D2D multicast transmission to cellular networks (CNs), a dynamic power control scheme is proposed that can determine the upper bound of D2D transmitter power based on the location of Base Station and areas of adjacent cells from the coverage area of D2D multicast group. Next, an interference limited area control scheme that reduces the interference from CNs to each D2D multicast receiver is proposed. The proposed scheme does not allow the coexistence of cellular equipments (CUEs) located in the interference limited area to reuse the same resources as the D2D multicast group. Then two resource block (RB) allocation rules are proposed to select the appropriate RBs from a candidate RB set for D2D multicast group. From the simulation results, it is confirmed that the proposed schemes improve the performance of the hybrid system compared to the conventional ways.

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This work was supported by important national science and technology specific projects (2012ZX03003011), and the national natures science foundation of China (6097206, 61072052).

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Wang, D., Wang, X. Effective Interference Cancellation Schemes for Device-to-Device Multicast Uplink Period Underlaying Cellular Networks. Wireless Pers Commun 75, 2201–2216 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11277-013-1463-7

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