Spectrum is a critical yet scarce resource and it has been shown that dynamic spectrum
access can significantly improve spectrum utilization. To achieve this, it is important to …

The purpose of this paper is to present a vision for future mobile and wireless networks. The
vision, which we call Networks without Borders (NwoB), is based on a marketplace of virtual …

The focus of this paper is to progress a discussion about the redefinition of what it means to
be a cellular network operator. Alternative modes of ownership may allow for the creation of …

This paper describes an open access market for capacity. Open access means that in real-
time, network capacity cannot be withheld—capacity is priced dynamically by the marginal …

It has been widely recognized that the current under-utilization of spectrum across many
bands could be alleviated through the application of spectrum markets. So far, discussions …

We introduce the concept of “pluralistic licensing”, which we describe as the award of
licenses under the assumption that opportunistic secondary spectrum access will be …

Fungibility is a common assumption for market-based spectrum management. In this paper,
we explore the dimensions of practical fungibility of frequency bands from the point of view …

In the century since the Radio Act of 1912 initiated US spectrum allocation rules, a precise
definition of" harmful interference"-the control of which forms the rationale for regulation-has …

Radio spectrum is critically important to the functioning of modern society but is a scarce
resource in great demand. Ideally, it should be allocated to the most valuable uses in a …

We describe the design and report on experience fielding an end-to-end framework for
declarative spectrum management of frequency agile wireless communication devices. As …