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Efficient energy management in ultra-dense wireless networks
The increase in demand for more network capacity has led to the evolution of wireless networks from being largely Heterogeneous (Het-Nets) to the now existing Ultra-dense (UDNs). In UDNs, small cells are densely deployed with the goal of shortening the physical distance between the base stations (BS...
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Department of Electrical Engineering
2020
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