Bit per Joule efficiency of cooperating base stations in cellular networks

Energy consumption is lately receiving increased interest, and research efforts to assess the energy efficiency of cellular communication networks are made. This paper addresses the tradeoffs between gains in cell throughput that can be expected from coordinated multi point transmission and receptio...

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Hauptverfasser:	Fehske, A J, Marsch, P, Fettweis, G P
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