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Gajewski, 2017 - Google Patents

Soft–Partial Frequency Reuse Method for LTE-A

Gajewski, 2017

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316808531373833857
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Gajewski S
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Radioengineering

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In the paper a novel SPFR frequency reuse method is proposed which can be used for improvement of physical resources utilization efficiency in LTE-A. The proposed method combines both SFR and PFR giving the possibility of more flexible use of frequency band in …
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