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Smart heterogeneous networks: a 5G paradigm

Ali et al., 2017

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2436656633883440935
Author
Ali M
Mumtaz S
Qaisar S
Naeem M
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Telecommunication Systems

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An exponential growth in data demand on wireless networks and wireless link capacity approaching its theoretical limits, bound us to find new solutions and innovative network designs to handle the enormous amount of traffic. In this paper, we discuss long term …
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