Stochastic dominance of nearest-neighbor distances in PLM-PPP and PSP-PPP

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Let n>1n>1 and consider the distance from a typical general vehicle to its nnth-nearest neighbor in the PLM-PPP and in the PSP-PPP, with Rayleigh-distributed half-lengths. Nearest-neighbor distance dominance conjecture. The distance in the PLM-PPP stochastically dominates the corresponding distance in the PSP-PPP. This conjecture extends the observed nearest-neighbor comparison to the nnth-nearest neighbor; the paper presents it as an inference from numerical results, and no proof or resolution is provided.

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Jeya Pradha Jeyaraj and Martin Haenggi, “Cox Models for Vehicular Networks: SIR Performance and Equivalence”, arXiv:2106.06836 (2021).

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