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Millimeter (mm) wave picocellular networks are a promising approach fordelivering the 1000-fold capacity increase required to keep up with projecteddemand for wireless data: the available bandwidth is orders of magnitude largerthan that in existing cellular systems, and the small carrier wavelengthenables the realization of highly directive antenna arrays in compact formfactor, thus drastically increasing spatial reuse. In this paper, we carry outan interference analysis for mm-wave picocells in an urban canyon with a densedeployment of base stations. Each base station sector can serve multiplesimultaneous users, which implies that both intra- and inter-cell interferencemust be managed. We propose a \textit{cross-layer} approach to interferencemanagement based on (i) suppressing interference at the physical layer and (ii)managing the residual interference at the medium access control layer. Weprovide an estimate of network capacity and establish that 1000-fold increaserelative to conventional LTE cellular networks is indeed feasible.

Interference management and capacity analysis for mm-wave picocells in urban canyons