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3G and WLAN interworking: perspective and open issues in the view of 4G platforms

Iera et al., 2005

Document ID
9167228280000126393
Author
Iera A
Molinaro A
Ruggeri G
Pan Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Design and Analysis of Wireless Networks

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The modern telecommunications scenario is characterized by the mobile user exigency of being continuously and efficiently connected to multimedia information systems and databases scattered across a fixed interconnected backbone (mainly characterized by the …
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