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Network coding-based broadcasting schemes for cognitive radio networks

Zaheer et al., 2018

Document ID
11268140525377800028
Author
Zaheer K
Rehmani M
Othman M
Publication year
Publication venue
Cognitive Radio, Mobile Communications and Wireless Networks

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Tremendous growth in the field of wireless communication and widespread usage of handheld devices make the spectrum overcrowded. According to a survey of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), only 15–85% of the spectrum is being utilized which …
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