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Modified dynamic DF protocol with hybrid-AM for type-2 UE relay in LTE-advanced

Nam et al., 2012

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12183357738521308241
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Nam S
Kim D
Seo H
Kim B
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2012 1st IEEE International Conference on Communications in China (ICCC)

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To facilitate practical implementation of a dynamic decode-&-forward (DDF) for type-2 user equipment (UE) relay defined in 3GPP which is being considered for next-generation cellular standards (eg, LTE-Advanced), we propose “Modified Dynamic DF (M-DDF)” to …
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