Game Theory for Wireless Networks

This is the first and the introduction to wireless communications. The book begins to be translated into a communicative idea. It then shows how to be used. Having clarified the real world, showing how to be in the real world.

• Brings together, for wireless and network communications






• Bridges the gap between theory and practice








• Contains algorithms and techniques to implement game theory in wireless terminals








• Gives a methodology for analyzing important issues in communications, as well as unification, selection, convergence and efficiency.

Part A: Games with Complete Information

A1. A Short Tour of Game Theory
A2. Playing with Equilibria in Static Non-Cooperative Games
A3. Moving from Static to Dynamic Games
A4. Cooperative Games

Part B: Relaxing the Complete Information and Rationality Assumptions

B1. Games with Incomplete Information
B2. Learning from Partial but Exact Quantities
B3. Learning from Uncertain Quantities
B4. More about Learning in Wireless Networks

Part C: Case Studies

C1. Fundamentals of Wireless Communications
C2. Energy-Efficient Power Control Games
C3. Rate-Efficient Power Allocation Games
C4. Medium Access Control Games

Part D: Appendices

D1. Review of Mathematical Notions
D2. Random Matrix Cookbook