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Virtual cellular network: A new wireless communications architecture with multiple access ports

Kim et al., 1999

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4261800732323348769
Author
Kim H
Linnartz J
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Wireless Personal Communications

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A “virtual cellular network”(VCN) is proposed to provide wireless random access for bursty multimedia traffic to a fixed backbone infrastructure. A VCN does not use a conventional cellular frequency reuse concept. In a VCN, each terminal sends packets using the entire …
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