A. Pandharipande, M. Kountouris, Ho Yang, Hyoung-Woon Park
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Subcarrier allocation schemes for multiuser OFDM systems
We consider the problem of subcarrier allocation to multiple users in a downlink OFDM access system. We study allocation schemes that provide varying degrees of tradeoff between (i) achieving throughput fairness among users, (ii) meeting tolerable latency requirements specified by the user applications, and (iii) achieving higher system capacity. The performance of the subcarrier allocation schemes is evaluated through simulation results.