Abstract:
Fast mobile device authentication can be achieved during inter-domain handovers between administrative domains operating under a federated service agreement using pseudonym identifications (PID). Specifically, the mobile device may derive a PID when obtaining authentication in a first wireless network, and then use the PID to obtain fast authentication in a second wireless network. The PID may be generated during an Elliptic curve Diffie-Hellman (ECDH) authentication procedure using public keys associated with the mobile device and the first wireless network. The PID (or a derivative thereof) may then be provided to an authentication server in a second wireless network for validation. The PID may be validated by the second authentication server via online or offline validation procedures. The PID can also be used as an electronic coupon for accessing the second network.
Abstract:
A method for providing channel feedback includes receiving a signal from a transmission point (TP), estimating channel parameters from the signal as received, mapping the estimated channel parameters to a trellis in accordance with a Trellis Coded Quantization (TCQ) scheme, and applying a Viterbi algorithm (VA) to the trellis to generate quantized channel parameters, the quantized channel parameters including a plurality of samples. The method also includes identifying samples of the estimated channel parameters associated with samples of quantized channel parameters having quantization errors above a predetermined threshold, generating indicators in accordance with the samples having the quantization error above the predetermined threshold, and transmitting, by the RP, the quantized channel parameters and the indicators to the TP.