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Deployment and Design of Multi-Antenna WiMax Systems in a Non-Stationary Interference Environment

Nicoli et al., 2009

Document ID
10312355822037034343
Author
Nicoli M
Savazzi S
Simeone O
Bosisio R
Primolevo G
Sampietro L
Santacesaria C
Publication year
Publication venue
Current Technology Developments of WiMax Systems

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WiMax has already been adopted worldwide by operators attracted by promises of large throughput and coverage for broadband wireless access. However, towards the goal of an efficient deployment of the technology, a thorough analysis of its performance in presence of …
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