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Green communication in next generation cellular networks: A survey

Gandotra et al., 2017

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16493162000531182707
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Gandotra P
Jha R
Jain S
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In order to meet the intense user demands, the 5G networks are evolving, and will be available by 2020. The unfolding cellular technology has raised the energy consumption in mobile networks with the carbon footprint surging to alarming rates. This is causing an …
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