Abstract—
This letter analyzes the impact, from a network-layer perspective, of having a single cognitive radio transmitter-receiver pair share the spectrum with multiple primary users wishing to communicate to a single receiver in a multi-access channel (MAC). In contrast to previous work which assumes a time division multi-access strategy, here, we assume the set of primary users simultaneously access the channel to deliver their packets to a common destination. We derive the symmetric stable throughput regions, consisting of maximal arrival rates for primary and secondary (or cognitive radio) users under two investigated protocols. The first protocol is a conventional MAC scheme where the primary and secondary nodes operate independenly. The second protocol corresponds to a multi-access relay channel (MARC) which exploits user cooperation between primary and secondary nodes. We prove that cooperation is ben-eficial in the considered MARC as it enables higher throughputs for both primary and secondary users.
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