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Adaptive HARQ for mobile wimax systems over time-varying channels

Juang et al., 2009

Document ID: 4359690662158065831
Author: Juang R; Ting P; Lin K; Lin H; Lin D
Publication year: 2009
Publication venue: 2009 IEEE Mobile WiMAX Symposium

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By retransmission and combining multiple copies of a packet, conventional hybrid ARQ (automatic-repeat-request) schemes are effective to increase the SNR (signal-to-noise ratio) of received signal but not capable of reducing ICI (inter-carrier interference). This paper …

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