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The recent witnessed evolution of cellular networks from a carefully planneddeployment to more irregular, heterogeneous deployments of Macro, Pico andFemto-BSs motivates new analysis and design approaches. In this paper, weanalyze the coverage probability in cellular networks assuming repulsive pointprocesses for the base station deployment. In particular, we characterize,analytically using stochastic geometry, the downlink probability of coverageunder a Matern hardcore point process to ensure minimum distance between therandomly located base stations. Assuming a mobile user connects to the nearestbase station and Rayleigh fading, we derive two lower bounds expressions on thedownlink probability of coverage that is within 4% from the simulated scenario.To validate our model, we compare the probability of coverage of the Maternhardcore topology against an actual base station deployment obtained from apublic database. The comparison shows that the actual base station deploymentcan be fitted by setting the appropriate Matern point process density.

Coverage Probability Analysis for Wireless Networks Using Repulsive Point Processes