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Floor control for multiparty sessions in 3G networks

Hawwa, 2004

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Hawwa S
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Value-added services in telecommunication networks may be defined as anything that goes beyond two-party voice calls. This thesis focuses on the floor control issue for multiparty sessions in tomorrow's telecommunication networks. Floor Control enables the control of …
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