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On the side-effects of proprietary solutions for fading and interference mitigation in IEEE 802.11 b/g outdoor links

Tinnirello et al., 2009

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8940297850253589757
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Tinnirello I
Giustiniano D
Scalia L
Bianchi G
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Computer Networks

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Experimental results are typically envisioned as the ultimate validation reference for any theoretical and/or simulation modelling assumptions. However, in the case of Wireless LANs, the situation is not as straightforward as it might seem. In this paper, we discuss to …
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