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Efficient Management of Flexible Functional Splits in 5G Second Phase Networks

Pires, 2022

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11422834327295790385
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Pires I
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PQDT-Global

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The fifth mobile network generation (5G), which offers better data speeds, reduced latency, and a huge number of network connections, promises to improve the performance of the cellular network in practically every way available. A portion of the network operations are …
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