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CU placement over a reconfigurable wireless fronthaul in 5G networks with functional splits

Harutyunyan et al., 2020

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3626659917662775742
Author
Harutyunyan D
Riggio R
Kuklinski S
Ahmed T
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Publication venue
International Journal of Network Management

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Mobile network operators are currently facing a tremendous increase in the level of data traffic. Although cell size reduction is one of the most common ways used to accommodate such traffic demand, densely deployed small cells also dramatically increase the level of …
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