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Optimal Centralized Dynamic-Time-Division-Duplex

In this paper, we derive the optimal centralized dynamic-time-division-duplex (D-TDD) scheme for a wireless network comprised of $K$ full-duplex nodes impaired by self-interference and additive white Gaussian noise. As a special case, we also provide the optimal centralized D-TDD scheme when the nodes are half-duplex as well as when the wireless network is comprised of both half-duplex and full-duplex nodes. Thereby, we derive the optimal adaptive scheduling of the reception, transmission, simultaneous reception and transmission, and silence at every node in the network in each time slot such that the rate region of the network is maximized. The performance of the optimal centralized D-TDD can serve as an upper-bound to any other TDD scheme, which is useful in qualifying the relative performance of TDD schemes. The numerical results show that the proposed centralized D-TDD scheme achieves significant rate gains over existing centralized D-TDD schemes.

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