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Mean Field Limit Theorems for CDMA Systems

The introduction of third generation wireless systems provides the opportunity to develop a wide range of new mobile data services. Many of the proposed services (e.g. Voice over IP, streaming audio/video, and other multimedia) include data that require guarantees on throughput, delay, and probability of data loss. However, wireless links are inherently unreliable since the channel is subject to time-varying interference, fading, and other effects. In order to combat adverse link conditions mobile radios can adapt control parameters (e.g. transmitter power, channel codes, source codes , etc.) to the wireless channel and quality of service (QoS) requirements.