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Mobile peer-to-peer applications in cellular networks

Persson, 2007

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8991119653772210650
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Persson S
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Since the introduction of Napster in 1999, Peer-to-peer applications has generated controversy through providing users with tools for sharing files, which has resulted in a large increase of traffic in fixed networks while raising piracy issues. In recent years, other …
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