On the Secrecy Unicast Throughput Performance of NOMA Assisted Multicast-Unicast Streaming With Partial Channel Information
Bo Chen, Qingjiang Shi, Yunlong Cai, and Youming Li

TL;DR
This paper analyzes the secrecy unicast throughput and multicast outage performance of a NOMA-based downlink network with partial channel information, showing NOMA's advantages over OMA in certain conditions.
Contribution
It provides closed-form approximations for multicast outage and secrecy unicast throughput under imperfect and SOS-based CSI, highlighting NOMA's performance benefits and limitations.
Findings
NOMA outperforms OMA in multicast outage probability.
NOMA has higher secrecy unicast throughput at high SNR.
Imperfect CSI yields larger secrecy throughput than SOS at high SNR.
Abstract
This paper considers a downlink single-cell non-orthogonal multiple access (NOMA) network with uniformly deployed users, while a mixed multicast and unicast traffic scenario is taken into account. By guaranteeing the quality of service (QoS) of the multicast traffic, the multicast outage and secrecy unicast throughput performance is evaluated. In particular, two types of partial channel state information (CSI), namely the imperfect CSI and CSI based on second order statistics (SOS), are investigated in the analytical framework. For both two cases, the closed-form approximations for the multicast outage probability and secrecy unicast throughput are derived except that the approximation for the secrecy unicast throughput in SOS-based CSI only concerns two users. As to the multicast outage probability, the simulation results demonstrate that the NOMA scheme considered in both two cases…
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Taxonomy
TopicsAdvanced Wireless Communication Technologies · Wireless Communication Security Techniques · Optical Wireless Communication Technologies
