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Coordinated 4G connection access control and resource allocation

We investigate how connection access control and resource allocation in cellular systems can be coordinated to jointly achieve maximum total utility. We propose a decomposition in which resource allocation maximizes long-term average utility for each system state and connection access control maximizes long-term average utility over all system states. We discuss the resulting interface and gives examples of algorithms that satisfy this decomposition and interface. Performance is illustrated by numerical results.