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Full-Duplex

Askar et al., 2015

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873778246008137364
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Askar R
Schubert B
Keusgen W
Haustein T
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Full-duplex is a shifting paradigm duplexing scheme in the wireless communication networks. This innovative scheme will allow future wireless networks to exploit the valuable frequency resources in highly efficient manner, as well as it will significantly reduce the …
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