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Optimal power adaptive decode‐and‐forward cooperative device‐to‐device communication policies

Sharma et al., 2020

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5338553608486951824
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Sharma R
Bitragunta S
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IET Communications

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Cooperative device‐to‐device (D2D) wireless systems use relays such as amplify‐and‐ forward (AaF) and decode‐and‐forward (DaF). The AaF relay is simple to implement but amplifies noise as well. Conventional DaF relay does decoding and acts as a regenerative …
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