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Towards joint routing and spread-spectrum channelization in cognitive ad hoc networks
We consider a spread-spectrum channelization based secondary network that operates cognitively to coexist with primary users. A new framework for cross-layer design that incorporates adaptation between spectrum-spreading channelization and routing is proposed. Joint power and spreading code allocation in conjunction of the back-pressure routing is developed to optimize the throughput over the whole network. The preliminary simulation results demonstrate significant performance gains compared to random spreading code assignment algorithm.