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Framework for Wireless Virtualization

Wen et al., 2013

Document ID
5025361588736146329
Author
Wen H
Tiwary P
Le-Ngoc T
Publication year
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Wireless Virtualization

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Since different aspects of wireless technologies are relevant for different services and applications, there are various approaches to wireless virtualization. A particular approach that is beneficial to a certain application can be detrimental to another. As there are different …
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