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Enhanced IEEE 802.21 Handover Design for QoS Support in Next Generation Wireless Networks.

Ali et al., 2016

Document ID
17133338801755455154
Author
Ali K
Zarai F
Obaidat M
Kamoun L
Publication year
Publication venue
Adhoc & Sensor Wireless Networks

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Abstract Next Generation Wireless Networks (NGWNs) present the fast evolution of telecommunications systems, which aim at achieving a total convergence between various existing technologies, and offering the seamless mobility inter-technologies and inter …
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