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It has been shown through simulation results that the interference adaptive dynamic channel allocation (IA-DCA) scheme is a promising resource allocation strategy in time/frequency-division multiple-access (TDMA/FDMA) communication systems. The major obstacle in analyzing IA-DCA is the computation of cochannel interference without the constraint of conventional channel reuse factors. To overcome this difficulty, one needs a computationally efficient representation which can approximate the interference distribution accurately. For this purpose, a concept called channel reuse zone (CRZ) is introduced. Based on this new concept, both downlink and uplink cochannel interference are computed with two different propagation models, namely, a simplified deterministic model and a shadowing model. The results are then used to calculate the outage probability of the idealized, interference adaptive maximum parking (IAMP) scheme. Finally, as a significant contribution, an asymptotic performance bound for the two-way IA-DCA strategy is derived.
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