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Figure 1 Channel modelstudies the SU-SU channel capacity under different SU transmission power and the PU received interference power or outage probability
Figure 2 Secondary channel capacity vs (a) primary user transmission rate, (b) primary user transmission powerscenario,
Figure 3 Secondary channel capacity vs the correlations of the (a) PU-PU and PU-SU channels and (b) SU-SU and PU-SU channelsOutage-limited scenario, Rp = 1, Tp = 1
Figure 4 Secondary channel capacity vs primary user outage probability constraint. Outage-limited scenario, Tp = 1, bssps = bppsp = 0.3.No power allocation is permitted at the SU transmitter.
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