This paper considers the problem of assigning mobile data users to base stations and modulating their transmit powers according to their respective channel gains in order to maximize the total syst
We consider a multi-cell wireless network with a large number of users.
Base station cooperation has been shown to significantly mitigate the interference perceived in cellular networks and improve the quality of user experience.
Methods of self-organizing networks (SON) are an essential part of the latest 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) technology Long Term Evolution (LTE).
Due to the currently increasing use of smart phones, the amount of data handled by mobile operators has been rising steeply.
This document represents a section for a chapter in the book "European Vision book on 5G networks".
We have used Hot Electron Spectroscopy to study nonequilibrium electron transport in the base of a Heterojunction Bipolar Transistor.
We describe a method of designing baseband line codes with prescribed spectral nulls in the transmitted spectrum.
If a single pulse of optical energy propagates along a dielectric waveguide, pulse broadening can occur for one or more of the following reasons: material dispersion, individual mode waveguide disp
A Mobile Cloud BBU Pool is serving multiple sectors and accepts that the system capacity can be limited by processing resources.
