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Game Theoretic Resource Allocation in Full Duplex Modes: A Comparative Analysis

With the exponential growth of mobile communication tele-density, the next generation mobile networks need to have improved network performance. Full duplex technology increases the spectral efficiency of the wireless communication system. Resource allocation is one the biggest challenges in the present generation wireless network. This paper addresses the problem of resource allocation considering self-interference in full-duplex modes. We have investigated the problem of resource allocation in full duplex modes to jointly maximize the system sum-rate. Simulation results compare the performance two different possible full duplex modes in a single cell network. Furthermore, it is shown that FD-HD mode and FD-FD mode outperforms the HD-HD mode in a single cell network.