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A New Utility Based Channel Allocation Scheme for P2P Enabled TDD CDMA System

Zhang et al.

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14652497018294504168
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Zhang Y
Shang D

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Peer-to-peer (P2P) communication in TDD CDMA networks is a new method where nearby users can direct communicate with each other without the being relayed by base stations. It can save nearly half radio resource and significantly improve the capacity for the …
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