Published

(amazon link) J. Neel. J. Reed, A. MacKenzie, "Cognitive Radio Network Performance Analysis" in Cognitive Radio Technology, B. Fette, ed., Elsevier, August 11, 2006.

(pdf)  V. Srivastava, J. Neel, A. MacKenzie, J. Hicks, L.A. DaSilva, J.H. Reed and R. Gilles, “Using Game Theory to Analyze Wireless Ad Hoc Networks,”  to appear in IEEE Communications Surveys and Tutorials 4th Quarter 2005. 

(pdf) J. Hicks, A. B. MacKenzie, “A Convergence Result for Potential Games,” 11th Int’l Symp. on Dynamic Games and Applications, Tuscon, Arizona, Dec. 18-21, 2004.

(pdf) J. Hicks, A. MacKenzie, J. Neel, J. Reed, "A Game Theory Perspective on Interference Avoidance" Globecom 2004, November 29 - December 3, 2004. 

(pdf) (ppt) R. Menon, A. MacKenzie, R. Buehrer, J. Reed, “Game Theory and Interference Avoidance in Decentralized Networks” SDR Forum Technical Conference November 15-18, 2004.

(pdf) (ppt) J. Neel, J. Reed, R. Gilles. “Game Models for Cognitive Radio Algorithm Analysis,” SDR Forum Technical Conference November 15 -18, 2004.

(pdf - paper) (pdf - presentation) L. A. DaSilva and V. Srivastava, “Node Participation in Ad-hoc and Peer-to-peer Networks: A Game-theoretic Formulation,” Workshop on Games and Emergent Behavior in Distributed Computing Environments, September 18, 2004 , Birmingham , U.K.

Gilles, R.P., S. Chakrabarti, S. Sarangi and N. Badasyan, “Middlemen in Social Networks: Stability and Efficiency,” Second Workshop on the Economics of Peer to Peer Systems, Cambridge , MA , June 2004 .

(URL) S. Ginde,"A Game-theoretic Analysis of Link Adaptation in Cellular Radio Networks" M.S. Thesis, Virginia Tech, May 2004. 

(pdf) (ppt) J. Neel, J. Reed, R. Gilles. "Convergence of Cognitive Radio Networks", Wireless Communications and Networking Conference 2004. 

(pdf) S. Ginde, J. Neel, and R. Buehrer. "Game Theoretic Analysis of Joint Link Adaptation and Distributed Power Control in GPRS", Vehicular Technology Conference, Orlando October 2003.

(pdf) R. Gilles, "The Role of Trust in Costly Network Formation," Logic, Game Theory and Social Choice 3, Siena, Italy, September 2003. 

(pdf) A. MacKenzie, and S. Wicker, "Stability of multipacket slotted aloha with selfish users and perfect information." INFOCOM 2003.  Twenty-Second Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Societies, Vol. 3, pp. 1583-1590.

(pdf) J. Neel, J. Reed, R. Gilles. “The Role of Game Theory in the Analysis of Software Radio Networks,” SDR Forum Technical Conference November, 2002.

J. Neel, R. Buehrer, J. Reed, and R. Gilles. “Game Theoretic Analysis of a Network of Cognitive Radios,” Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems, August 2002.

In Progress

(pdf) V. Srivastava and L.A. DaSilva,. "Equilibria for Node Participation in Ad Hoc Networks - An Imperfect Monitoring Approach (accepted ICC2006) 

(pdf) R. Menon, A. MacKenzie, R. Buehrer, J. Reed, "A Game Theoretic Framework for Interference Avoidance in Ad-Hoc Networks" (working paper)

[accepted] J. Neel, J. Reed, Performance of Distributed Dynamic Frequency Selection Schemes for Interference Reducing Networks,” Submitted to Milcom 2006.

[submitted] J. Neel, R. Menon, A. MacKenzie, J. Reed, R. Gilles, “Interference Reducing Networks,” submitted to IEEE JSAC on Adaptive, Spectrum Agile, and Cognitive Wireless Networks.

[Submitted] Gilles, R.P., and S. Sarangi, “The Role of Trust in Costly Network Formation”,
submitted to the Journal of Economic Theory.

[Submitted] Gilles, R.P., S. Chakrabarti, S. Sarangi and N. Badasyan, “The role of Middlemen in Efficient and Strongly Pairwise Stable Networks”, Submitted to Games and Economic Behavior.

[Accepted] Slikker, M., Gilles, R.P., Norde, H., and Tijs, S., “Directed Networks, Payoff Properties, and Hierarchy Formation,” Mathematical Social Sciences.

Gilles, R.P., Sarangi, S., “Social Network Formation with Consent”, CentER Discussion Paper 2004-70

Dissertation in Progress

Neel: Analyzing the Interactions of Cognitive Radios

Note (7-6-6): The following has not yet been reviewed by the committee and should be treated as drafts. Indeed some chapters contain comments of the author to himself reminding him to update certain details. Chapters without pdfs will be posted in the coming days as rough (in two cases, very rough) drafts of all of the chapters are complete. Look for this to be updated.

(8-1-6) Link to game theory chapter added.

(8-15-6) Links to chapters 5-7 added.

(pdf) Chapter 1: Cognitive Radio

(pdf) Chapter 2: Modeling and Problem Formalization

(pdf) Chapter 3: Analyzing the Interactions of Procedural Radios

(pdf) Chapter 4: Game Theory

(pdf) Chapter 5: Potential Games

(pdf) Chapter 6: Interference Reducing Networks

(pdf) Chapter 7: Dynamic Frequency Selection

(pdf) Chapter 8: Applications of Weak FIP

(pdf) Chapter 9: Conclusions

(pdf) Integrated pdf