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Performance modelling of W-CDMA networks supporting elastic and adaptive traffic

Kallos et al., 2006

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15963387525041405035
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Kallos G
Vassilakis V
Moscholios I
Logothetis M
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We propose a new model, named Wideband Threshold Model (WTM) for the analysis of WCDMA networks supporting elastic and adaptive traffic. Mobile users generate Poisson arriving calls that compete for the acceptance to a W-CDMA cell under the complete sharing …
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