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An adaptive resource allocation mechanism including fast and reliable handoff in IP-based 3G wireless networks

Lee et al., 2000

Document ID
7558197404132971683
Author
Lee J
Jung T
Yoon S
Youm S
Kang C
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE personal communications

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The aim of the all-IP architecture in third-generation wireless networks is to allow operators to deploy IP technology in delivering third-generation services, that is, an architecture based on packet technologies and IP telephony for simultaneous real-time and non-real-time …
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