H. Paul Keeler
University of Melbourne and Inria
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I do not read email sent through my author page. I do stochastic (or random or Monte Carlo) simulations. Beyond that, I know little about MATLAB's wide range of toolboxes. hpaulkeeler.com
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Studying the SINR process in Poisson networks by using its factorial moment measures
Calculate the probability of connecting to multiple base stations in a Poisson cellular network
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SINR-based k-coverage probability in cellular networks
Calculating the k-coverage probability with Poisson process-based cellular network models.
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Propagation process under various fading distributions in cellular networks
Demonstrates SINR, SIR, and other quantities are invariant under arbitrary fading.
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A two-tier cellular network is equivalent to a one-tier network
Demonstrates how a two-tier cellular network can be viewed as a one-tier isotropic network.
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