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Cooperative Paradigm for Energy Saving

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Most portable devices are likely to be equipped with a variety of radio technologies, enabling multiple opportunities for wide area access. As the density of these devices increases in typical urban environments, it becomes increasingly possible and desirable to participate or establish cooperation to achieve a common goal. In this context, we consider cooperation among mobile devices within a short range area as a means to save energy at the handset device, but it has been proven that the energy savings can also proliferate to the network side. In particular, we address how cooperative strategies that exploit long range connectivity in synergy with short-range connectivity can lead to significant energy savings. Game theoretical approaches are used as an engineering tool to find the optimum configuration of cooperative clusters to minimize the energy consumption of the whole network, that also includes the mobile handset. Specific use-cases that consider selfish behaviour among mobile users is a crucial impediment hampering cooperation, however cooperative game theory is used in this work to overcome such a problem, by offering credit to cooperative users as incentive. This technique results in rewarding cooperative users, as well as detecting and isolating selfish ones.

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This work is supported by the grant of the Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (FCT-Portugal), with the reference number: SFRH/BD/79909/2011.

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Saghezchi, F.B., Radwan, A., Rodriguez, J. (2015). Cooperative Paradigm for Energy Saving. In: Radwan, A., Rodriguez, J. (eds) Energy Efficient Smart Phones for 5G Networks. Signals and Communication Technology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-10314-3_5

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