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Stochastic geometry approach towards interference management and control in cognitive radio network: A survey

Okegbile et al., 2021

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17345819667394844838
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Okegbile S
Maharaj B
Alfa A
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Computer Communications

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Interference management and control in the cognitive radio network (CRN) is a necessity if the activities of primary users must be protected from excessive interference resulting from the activities of neighboring users. Hence, interference experienced in wireless …
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