A new joint eigenvalue distribution of finite random matrix for cognitive radio networks

2016 
A new joint eigenvalue distribution (JED) based on dual extreme eigenvalues of finite random matrix is proposed in this study. Different from conventional JED based on K(K ≥ 2) variables, only two variables are included in the proposed formulation. The upper and lower bounds of the new JED are determined. The new JED provides a simple and efficient way to deduce the distributions of key characteristics of finite random matrix, such as the extreme (largest and smallest) eigenvalues, standard condition number, and scaled largest eigenvalue. Moreover, a novel cooperative spectrum sensing (CSS) scheme based on the new JED is proposed for cognitive radio networks. The simulation results verify the proposed JED and the proposed CSS scheme can improve sensing performance.
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