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Modelling and analysis of ARQ mechanisms for wireless multi-hop relay system

Jeon et al., 2008

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4775035812719858970
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Jeon S
Cho D
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VTC Spring 2008-IEEE Vehicular Technology Conference

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Multi-hop relaying has attracted considerable attention recently as a key technique for improving cell coverage and throughput in wireless communication. We modelled various ARQ mechanisms that have been proposed for wireless multi-hop relay systems based on a …
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