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Energy efficiency of small cell backhaul networks based on Gauss–Markov mobile models

Ge et al., 2015

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17844897925031943057
Author
Ge X
Tu S
Han T
Li Q
Mao G
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IET Networks

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To satisfy the recent growth of mobile data usage, small cells are recommended to deploy into conventional cellular networks. However, the massive backhaul traffic is a troublesome problem for small cell networks, especial in wireless backhaul transmission links. In this …
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