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Joint radio resource management for lte-umts coexistence scenarios

Vučević et al., 2009

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12484086485315618952
Author
Vučević N
Pérez-Romero J
Sallent O
Agustí R
Publication year
Publication venue
2009 IEEE 20th international symposium on personal, indoor and mobile radio communications

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Constantly increasing demand for throughput and quality in wireless communication systems leads to continuous research of wise radio resource management, because of the scarce availability of frequency bands and the consequent capacity limitations. In addition …
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