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Flex-NOMA: exploiting buffer-aided relay selection for massive connectivity in the 5G uplink

Nomikos et al., 2019

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10082098195349474794
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Nomikos N
Michailidis E
Trakadas P
Vouyioukas D
Zahariadis T
Krikidis I
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The success of fifth generation (5G) mobile network and its long-term evolution (LTE) relies on enabling demanding services with massive connectivity requirements, including Internet of Things (IoT) nodes, mobile devices, or unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). Towards this …
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