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Performance Evoluation of vertical handover between UMTS and WLAN

Iqbal et al., 2009

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10445918387687407707
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Iqbal S
Ahmad M
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Our Master's thesis is about Vertical handovers in Heterogeneous networks. Due to lot of benefits provided by both the third generation Mobile phone networks and WLANs, it is desirable to integrate both of these networks. While studies specifying generic integration …
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