Abstract: A method and system is disclosed for managing performance of a wireless backhaul network through power management, which provides a practical approach to balancing data throughput and fairness. For each transmit frame, one or more power zones is defined, each power zone comprising a set of radio resources operating at one transmit power level Pi, and the same power zone being defined over the same set of radio resources across all other clusters. The method maximizes the value of weighted weighted-sum utility, using a rate expression based on a CINR function. The optimization comprises a summation of the weighted logarithm of the rate expression plus a non-negative constant value, using a Newton's method approach, for fast and reliable convergence. Optimization may be based on long term averaged channel gains measured for each link. The value of c is selected to achieve a required balance of fairness and data throughput.

Abstract: Technologies that, among other things, provide resource allocation in multi-hop wireless networks with relay stations and can be used to supply information to link data packets with a respective resource allocation.

Abstract: Technologies for wireless communications can include communicating connection information that specifies one or more parameters of a connection between a base station and a wireless device. The connection information can be indicative of one or more of: a station identifier, whether data packets associated with the connection include a cyclic redundancy check, and whether data packets associated with the connection include encrypted information. These technologies can include constructing, based on the connection information, a media access control (MAC) protocol data unit (PDU) that includes a header at a beginning portion of the MAC PDU. The header can include one or more of: a first flag that indicates a header type, a second flag that indicates whether there is a subheader inclusion following the header in the MAC PDU, a flow identifier that, together with the station identifier, identifies the connection, and a length value.

Abstract: A method and system is disclosed for managing performance of a wireless backhaul network through power management, which provides a practical approach to balancing data throughput and fairness. For each transmit frame, one or more power zones is defined, each power zone comprising a set of radio resources operating at one transmit power level Pi, and the same power zone being defined over the same set of radio resources across all other clusters. The method maximizes the value of weighted weighted-sum utility, using a rate expression based on a CINR function. The optimization comprises a summation of the weighted logarithm of the rate expression plus a non-negative constant value, using a Newton's method approach, for fast and reliable convergence. Optimization may be based on long term averaged channel gains measured for each link. The value of c is selected to achieve a required balance of fairness and data throughput.

Abstract: Wireless communication relay networks and techniques for providing data synchronization in Multicast Broadcast Services (MBS).

Abstract: Techniques and systems for enhancing quality of service (QoS) in communication networks, including wired and wireless communication networks. Implementations of described techniques and systems can be used to provide path-based QoS with distributed per-hop scheduling for carrying traffic over a multi-hop packet communication network.

Abstract: Technologies that, among other things, provide resource allocation in multi-hop wireless networks with relay stations and can be used to supply information to link data packets with a respective resource allocation.

Abstract: Techniques and systems for acknowledging management message reception in a wireless communication system can include operating a first radio station to generate a management message that contains a sequence number unique to the management message and to direct the management message to a second radio station; and operating the second radio station, after receiving the management message from the transmitter, to generate and transmit, before decoding the content of the received the management message, an acknowledgement to the transmitter identifying the received manage message by the sequence number unique to the management message.

Abstract: Systems, apparatuses, and techniques for operating a wireless communication system with public and private paging groups. Systems, apparatuses, and techniques can include operating a base station to provide wireless service to mobile stations in a macrocell, the macrocell associated with a public paging group identifier and a private paging group identifier; assigning the private paging group identifier to one or more private cells that are spatially situated in at least a portion of the macrocell, the one or more private cells are operable by one or more base stations to restrict wireless access to specific wireless devices; and using wireless device access privileges associated with the one or more private cells for one or more wireless operations associated with the mobile stations, the wireless operations including paging and location update.

Abstract: Techniques and systems for acknowledging management message reception in a wireless communication system can include operating a first radio station to generate a management message that contains a sequence number unique to the management message and to direct the management message to a second radio station; and operating the second radio station, after receiving the management message from the transmitter, to generate and transmit, before decoding the content of the received the management message, an acknowledgement to the transmitter identifying the received manage message by the sequence number unique to the management message.

Abstract: Technologies for wireless communications can include communicating connection information that specifies one or more parameters of a connection between a base station and a wireless device. The connection information can be indicative of one or more of: a station identifier, whether data packets associated with the connection include a cyclic redundancy check, and whether data packets associated with the connection include encrypted information. These technologies can include constructing, based on the connection information, a media access control (MAC) protocol data unit (PDU) that includes a header at a beginning portion of the MAC PDU. The header can include one or more of: a first flag that indicates a header type, a second flag that indicates whether there is a subheader inclusion following the header in the MAC PDU, a flow identifier that, together with the station identifier, identifies the connection, and a length value.

Abstract: Techniques, apparatuses, and systems can include determining one or more handover base station candidates for a specific mobile station associated with a serving base station based at least on respective one or more proximities of the one or more handover base station candidates to the serving base station and one or more base station access privileges associated with the mobile station.

Abstract: Techniques and systems for enhancing quality of service (QoS) in communication networks, including wired and wireless communication networks. Implementations of described techniques and systems can be used to provide path-based QoS with distributed per-hop scheduling for carrying traffic over a multi-hop packet communication network.

Abstract: Technologies that, among other things, provide resource allocation in multi-hop wireless networks with relay stations and can be used to supply information to link data packets with a respective resource allocation.

Abstract: Techniques and systems for performing handover of a mobile station between a cellular wireless network and a private cell or private network.

Abstract: Wireless communication relay networks and techniques for providing data synchronization in Multicast Broadcast Services (MBS).