Abstract: A security management method in a mobile communication system supporting Proxy Mobile Internet Protocol (IP). In the security management method, a Mobile Node (MN), a Serving Packet Data Service Node (S-PDSN), and an Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA) server generate a security key of the Proxy Mobile IP. Upon receipt of information for authentication of a security key from the MN, the S-PDSN sends an access request message to the AAA server and receives information for verification of the security key. The S-PDSN sends a first message for requesting verification of the security-related key to a Home Agent (HA). The HA verifies the security-related key through the AAA server and sends a second message to the S-PDSN when the security-related key is verified. The S-PDSN sends a message indicating initiation of the Proxy Mobile IP, to the MN.

Abstract: An interleaving and deinterleaving apparatus and method in a wireless communication system are provided, in which it is determined whether coded bits to be transmitted in one modulation symbol are selected from a plurality of code blocks. The coded bits are interleaved on a modulation symbol basis if the coded bits to be transmitted in the modulation symbol are selected from a plurality of code blocks.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for multiplexing frequency hopping in a wireless communication system using Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) is provided. The frequency hopping multiplexing method and apparatus efficiently indicates time division multiplexing for global hopping and local hopping by indicating and using the number and positions of slots for global hopping and local hopping to time-division-multiplex global hopping and local hopping in a reverse link, depending on information the number of Distributed Resource CHannels (DRCHs), provided from a transmitting side over a Forward link Secondary Broadcast Control CHannel (F-SBCCH), which is one of the forward common channels.

Abstract: A Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest (HARQ) method performed in a receiver of a mobile communication system. The HARQ method includes receiving from a transmitter an initial transmission subpacket among a plurality of subpackets; sending a request for transmission of a retransmission subpacket to the transmitter upon failure to decode the initial transmission subpacket; receiving the retransmission subpacket using control information previously received from the transmitter upon failure to receive, from the transmitter, control information for reception of the retransmission subpacket; and receiving the retransmission subpacket using currently received control information upon receipt of the control information from the transmitter.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for transmitting/receiving a shared control channel message in an Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) wireless communication system are provided. The message transmission apparatus receives feedback information from a terminal; determines whether to transmit data by applying preceding; and transmits, in the shared control channel message, control information whose message type is differently set according to the application of the preceding. The message reception apparatus receives the shared control channel message from a base station; determines a message type of the shared control channel message; and if the message type is a Transmit Diversity (TD)-Forward Link Assignment Message (FLAM), demodulates data by at least one of Single Input Single Output (SISO) and Spatial Time Transmit Diversity (STTD) as indicated by the TD-FLAM.

Abstract: A method for supporting frequency hopping of a transmission apparatus by a reception apparatus in a wireless communication system supporting Hybrid Automatic Repeat reQuest (HARQ). The method includes determining whether a particular transmission apparatus has a need to perform hopping of allocating a different logical channel every Transmission Time Interval (TTI); and when there is no need to perform hopping every TTI, sending to the transmission apparatus a command to perform hopping every multiple TTIs, and simultaneously signaling information on a number of the multiple TTIs.

Abstract: A resource allocation method and apparatus for an OFDMA-based mobile communication system that allows allocating resources of multiple carriers is provided. A Physical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH) transmission method for allocating resources in multiple frequency bands of a mobile communication system based on an Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) according to the present invention includes generating and transmitting, at a base station, multiple PDCCHs for allocating resources in the multiple frequency bands using Control Channel Element (CCE) indices; and receiving and demodulating, at a user equipment, the multiple PDCCHs transmitted by the base station and locating the resources allocated in the multiple frequency bands using the CCE indices of respective PDCCHs.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method and system for the management of the mobility, the management of an idle mode, the registration management (management of attachment and detachment), and the location management (management of tracking area) of a terminal by using a non-access stratum (i.e., network stratum, hereinafter referred to as “NAS”) in a mobile telecommunication network. To this end, the method for the management of mobility, the management of an idle mode, the registration management, and the location management of a terminal by using a NAS protocol, i.e., messages, according to an embodiment of the present invention, includes a terminal (hereinafter, referred to as “UE”) and a mobility management entity (hereinafter, referred to as “MME”), and addresses to a method for efficiently processing security protected NAS messages if received messages are security protected NAS messages, in a case of sending or receiving messages serving as EMM (EPS Mobility Management) messages, i.e.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for allocating dedicated pilots for supporting MIMO and setting MIMO-only interlace slots in a CDMA 2000 Nx-EV-DO compatible system. The method includes determining whether a current interlace is a particular interlace in which a Multiple Input Multiple Output (MIMO) signal for channel estimation in a receiver is inserted; and inserting the MIMO signal into the particular interlace when the current interlace is the particular interlace and then transmitting the MIMO signal according to a predetermined transmission scheme. By the apparatus and method, it is possible to effectively use the MIMO in a system in which EV-DO users, MIMO EV-DO users, OFDM users, MIMO-OFDM users co-exist.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for multiplexing frequency hopping in a wireless communication system using Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) is provided. The frequency hopping multiplexing method and apparatus efficiently indicates time division multiplexing for global hopping and local hopping by indicating and using the number and positions of slots for global hopping and local hopping to time-division-multiplex global hopping and local hopping in a reverse link, depending on information the number of Distributed Resource CHannels (DRCHs), provided from a transmitting side over a Forward link Secondary Broadcast Control CHannel (F-SBCCH), which is one of the forward common channels.

Abstract: Disclosed is an adaptive partial frequency reuse method and system in a cellular mobile communication system. The adaptive partial frequency method includes the steps of: receiving interference feedback information transmitted from at least one terminal; determining if there is a terminal located in a cell boundary, based on the received interference feedback information; when there is the terminal located in the cell boundary, dividing the frequency band into multiple frequency sub-bands, and allocating different power to the respective multiple frequency sub-bands for each of the at least one base station; and providing data service to the terminal by using the power allocated the respective frequency sub-bands.

Abstract: A method for transmitting/receiving resource allocation information in a mobile communication system using a shared control channel. The transmission method includes performing scheduling for resource allocation to a plurality of terminals; generating, in a bitmap, information indicating allocation/non-allocation of resources which are not sequentially allocated beginning from a particular terminal using the scheduling result; and transmitting, over the shared control channel, resource allocation information including a terminal identifier and a resource allocation bitmap of each terminal.

Abstract: A communication apparatus and method of a mobile communication system using Orthogonal Frequency-Division Multiple Access (OFDMA). A method of transmitting an uplink acknowledge channel (ACKCH) for a downlink data channel in a mobile communication system using OFDMA includes: determining channel resources for each Control Channel Element (CCE), when a downlink control channel including at least two CCEs is received; generating uplink acknowledgement information by analyzing a received downlink data channel; assigning the at least two CCEs to at least two transmission antennas, respectively; and transmitting the uplink ACKCH including the uplink acknowledgement information through the transmission antennas.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for positioning a pilot in a transmitter for an Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) mobile communication system. In the apparatus, a consecutive block assignment determiner determines whether it will assign a consecutive block or a single block in a frequency axis or a time axis. A pilot tone pattern generator determines a pilot pattern in the block by applying a predetermined rule according to the determination result. A pilot tone inserter positions pilots in the block based on the determined pilot pattern.

Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus and a method for transmitting a control channel message, which can reduce resource waste in an OFDM system multiplexing and using a Block Resource Channel (BRCH) and a Distributed Resource Channel (DRCH) in a frequency axis. The apparatus includes a controller for generating a predetermined field and outputting a control channel message including the predetermined field, the predetermined field indicating a precoding index when a common pilot is used for data demodulation in a mobile station and indicating a pilot format of a dedicated pilot when the dedicated pilot is used for data demodulation in the mobile station, the precoding index indicating a weight value for beam-forming of each antenna; and a transmission module for converting the control channel message into a wireless signal and transmitting the wireless signal to the mobile station.

Abstract: Disclosed is an apparatus and method for data transmission/reception in a mobile telecommunication system, and more particularly to an apparatus and method for data transmission/reception in a mobile telecommunication system employing an Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM) scheme. The method includes identifying a CHannel IDentifier (CH_ID), which represents a first resource indicated by a Forward Shared Control CHannel (F-SCCH) among all resources; identifying a second resource indicated by resource assignment information for group terminals; and when the first resource includes all or a part of the second resource, and a third resource unused by the group terminals exists in the entire or part of the second resource, transmitting/receiving data by means of the third resource and a fourth resource, which is a remaining part of the first resource excluding the second resource.

Abstract: Disclosed is C-SDMA and C-BF technology for effectively suppressing inter-cell interference from neighboring BTSs only by using partial channel information delivered from an AT over a limited uplink feedback channel in a collaborative wireless communication system employing an FDD scheme and including neighboring BTSs connected to each other through a high-speed wireline communication network. C-SDMA technology makes it possible to select the optimal feedback scheme by considering uplink feedback channel capacity allowed in the system. C-BF technology uses information on beamforming signal weight and main beamforming interference weight vectors to suppress collision between formed by weights that each BTS uses, thereby improving system transmission capacity. Technology providing higher system capacity is adaptively selected from among C-SDMA and C-BF by using limited feedback information, so that high system capacity is provided in various environmental conditions.

Abstract: A method for mapping a Physical Downlink Control Channel (PDCCH) to resources and an apparatus for transmitting/receiving the mapped PDCCH in a wireless communication system are provided, in which if at least one PDCCH is scheduled to be transmitted in a subframe according to a predetermined scheduling scheme, the PDCCHs are concatenated, interleaved, and mapped to at least one Resource Element (RE).

Abstract: An interleaving and deinterleaving apparatus and method in a wireless communication system are provided, in which it is determined whether coded bits to be transmitted in one modulation symbol are selected from a plurality of code blocks. The coded bits are interleaved on a modulation symbol basis if the coded bits to be transmitted in the modulation symbol are selected from a plurality of code blocks.

Abstract: A mapping method and an apparatus, which uniformly distribute bits included in transmission symbols to various resource blocks in mapping the transmission symbols to the resource blocks for transmission in an OFDMA mobile communication system. A sub-packet generator generates a sub-packet by selecting symbols from coded symbols including a first bit group and a second bit group, the first bit group having a different priority than the second bit group. A divider divides each bit group of the sub-packet into as many bit streams as previously allocated resource blocks. A resource block mapper maps the divided bit streams to the resource blocks, respectively, and outputs the bit streams for transmission.