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Radio resource management architecture for spectrum sharing in B3G systems

Hooli et al., 2005

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10222334610527233028
Author
Hooli K
Lara J
Pfletschinger S
Sternad M
Thilakawardana S
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Proceedings of Wireless World Research Forum Meeting

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Flexible spectrum sharing is widely seen to be important feature for the future beyond 3G systems. Efficient implementation of spectrum sharing requires novel radio resource management (RRM) functions as well as modifications to the current RRM architectures. A …
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