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Medium Access Control for Dynamic Spectrum Sharing in Cognitive Radio Networks.

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Figure 1.1: Positioning our contributions within the broad landscape of CMAC protocols.
Figure 1.2: Normalized throughput versus sensing time τ and contention window W for (a) single-channel scenario with N = 15, m = 4 and basic access mechanism, (b) multi-channel scenario with N = 10, m = 4 , M = 5 and basic access mechanism.
Figure 1.3: Total throughput versus the number of channels under throughput maximiza- maximiza-tion design (for M = 15, Theo: Theory, Sim: Simulation, Over: Overlapping, Non:  Non-overlapping, 5-Over: 5-user sharing Overlapping) (a) M = 3, (b) M = 15.
Figure 1.6: Normalized throughput versus SNR shift ∆γ for (a) N = 10 and M = 4 for opti- opti-mized and RR channel assignments, (b) N = 4 and M = 3 for optimized channel assignments and a-out-of-b aggregation rules considering reporting errors.
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