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5G multi-RAT LTE-WiFi ultra-dense small cells: Performance dynamics, architecture, and trends

Galinina et al., 2015

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14858204952131674563
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Galinina O
Pyattaev A
Andreev S
Dohler M
Koucheryavy Y
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IEEE Journal on Selected Areas in Communications

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The ongoing densification of small cells yields an unprecedented paradigm shift in user experience and network design. The most notable change comes from cellular rates being comparable to next-generation WiFi systems. Cellular-to-WiFi offloading, the standard …
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