Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Ever-increasing data traffic challenges the limited capacity of base-stations (BSs) in wireless networks. Traditionally, a BS simply unicasts packets to an individual user without analyzing the packets' content. Practically, many users might be interested in the same content at the same time, which  refer to as common interests (e.g., popular live streaming).  first analyze if the BSs can gain substantial benefit by identifying the common interests, which can be synchronously delivered to the users by leveraging the wireless broadcast medium. Interestingly,  show that the identification is no more beneficial if the channels are terrible. #R##N#To better utilize the identified common interests,  propose local content sharing (enabled by D2D communications) by motivating physically neighboring users to form a social group. As users are selfish in practice, an incentive mechanism is needed to motivate the social grouping.  propose a novel concept of equal-reciprocal incentive over broadcast communications, which fairly ensures that each pair of the users in the social group share the same amount of content with each other. As the equal-reciprocal incentive may restrict the amount of content shared among the users,  analyze the optimal equal-reciprocal scheme that maximizes local sharing content. While ensuring fairness among users,  show that this optimized scheme also maximizes each user's utility in the social group. Finally,  look at dynamic content arrivals and extend our scheme successfully by proposing novel dynamic scheduling algorithms.
['Yu-Pin Hsu', 'Lingjie Duan']
I am writing a research paper on a idea To Motivate Social Grouping in Wireless Networks
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