Search for dissertations about: "Interference management in cellular thesis"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 17 swedish dissertations containing the words Interference management in cellular thesis.
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1. Uplink Load in CDMA Cellular Radio Systems
Abstract : The uplink of code division multiple access (CDMA) cellular radio systems is often interference limited. The interference originates from many users whose transmission powers are not observable for the system. READ MORE
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2. Improving User Experience of Internet Services in Cellular Networks
Abstract : The Internet has grown enormously since the introduction of the World Wide Web in the early 90's. The evolution and wide spread deployment of cellular networks have contributed to make the Internet accessible to more people in more places. The cellular networks of today offer data rates high enough for most Internet services. READ MORE
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3. Serving IoT Communications over Cellular Networks : Challenges and Solutions in Radio Resource Management for Massive and Critical IoT Communications
Abstract : Internet of Things (IoT) communications refer to the interconnections of smart devices, with reduced human intervention, which enable them to participate more actively in everyday life. It is expected that introduction of a scalable, energy efficient, and reliable IoT connectivity solution can bring enormous benefits to the society, especially in healthcare, wellbeing, and smart homes and industries. READ MORE
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4. On Interference Management With Incomplete Side Information
Abstract : The evolution towards next generation wireless networks has to serve high expectations and demands, therefore ongoing research has to tackle problems that have hitherto received less attention. A decisive step in this direction is to consolidate cohabitation paradigms into the envisioned communication protocols. READ MORE
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5. Demand responsive resource management for cellular networks : link asymmetry, pricing and multihopping
Abstract : Economic affordability of services and infrastructures has rapidly become one of the key issues in the evaluation and design of wireless access systems. The provisioning of high data rates, at an ``affordable'' price, constitutes a serious challenge to the structure and management of current and future wireless networks. READ MORE