| Paper ID | D1-S6-T1.1 |
| Paper Title |
Wireless Coded Caching With Shared Caches Can Overcome the Near-Far Bottleneck |
| Authors |
Hui Zhao, Antonio Bazco-Nogueras, Petros Elia, EURECOM, France |
| Session |
D1-S6-T1: Wireless Network Coding |
| Chaired Session: |
Monday, 12 July, 23:40 - 00:00 |
| Engagement Session: |
Tuesday, 13 July, 00:00 - 00:20 |
| Abstract |
We investigate the use of coded caching in the single-cell downlink scenario where the receiving users are randomly located inside the cell. We first show that, as a result of having users that experience very different path-loss, the real gain of the original coded caching scheme is severely reduced. We then prove that the use of shared caches --- which, we stress, is a compulsory feature brought about by the subpacketization constraint in nearly every practical setting --- introduces a spatial-averaging effect that allows us to recover most of the subpacketization-constrained gains that coded caching would have yielded in the error-free identical-link setting. For the ergodic-fading scenario with different pathloss, we derive tight approximations of the average (over the users) rate and of the coded caching gain by means of a basic high-SNR approximation on the point-to-point capacity. These derived expressions prove very accurate even for low SNR. We also provide a result based on the regime of large number of users which is nonetheless also valid for settings with few users. These results are extensively validated using Monte-Carlo simulations that adhere to 3GPP recommendations for system parameters for urban micro or macro cells.
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