Rayanchu, 2012 - Google Patents
Models and systems for understanding wireless interferenceRayanchu, 2012
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- 10186854804833301619
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- Rayanchu S
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With the prolific growth in the usage and the number of wireless devices, the problem of designing high performance and reliable wireless networks is of great importance today. A crucial step forward in designing such networks is to improve our understanding of wireless …
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