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41. Channel Estimation and Receiver Design in Single- and Multiuser Multiantenna Systems : Dissertation Submitted for the Degree of Doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Abstract : As an engineer and researcher, I have been dealing with the research, standardization and industrial-ization of wireless communication systems since the late 90’s. Specifically, I have been witnessing andcontributing to the evolution of the 3rd, 4th and currently to the 5th generation of cellular networks. READ MORE
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42. Design, analysis and simultion for optical access and wide-area networks
Abstract : Due to the tremendous growth of traffic volume caused by both exponential increase of number of Internet users and continual emergence of new bandwidth demanding applications, high capacity networks are required in order to satisfactorily handle the extremely large amount of traffic. Hence, optical fiber communication is the key technology for the network infrastructure. READ MORE
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43. Cost Effective Deployment Strategies for Heterogenous Wireless Networks
Abstract : Wireless access to the Internet is expected to be very valuable for both individuals and the society. However, advances in transmission technology alone may not be sufficient to support the anticipated demand for higher data rates and greater traffic volumes. READ MORE
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44. Towards a Person-Centric Context Aware System
Abstract : A recent trend is to integrate sensing, communication, and computation into every aspect of our daily life, ranging from various user devices to physical environment. The goal is to give computer systems an awareness of the users and their situations, so that they can support their diverse interaction needs at anytime, any place. READ MORE
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45. Decentralized Modular Router Architectures
Abstract : The Internet grows extremely fast in terms of number of users and traffic volume, as well as in the number of services that must be supported. This development results in new requirements on routers—the main building blocks of the Internet. READ MORE