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Impact of shadowing correlation on coverage of multihop cellular systems

Yamamoto et al., 2006

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3601120441458942730
Author
Yamamoto K
Kusuda A
Yoshida S
Publication year
Publication venue
2006 IEEE International Conference on Communications

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The impact of spatial correlation of shadowing on the coverage of TDMA multihop cellular systems is investigated in single-cell environments. The introduction of relaying capabilities to cellular systems may enhance the cell coverage as follows. Changing single-hop …
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