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Full-duplex medium access control protocols in wireless networks: A survey

Dibaei et al., 2020

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11942859791811279461
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Dibaei M
Ghaffari A
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Wireless Networks

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Abstract Medium Access Control (MAC) protocol plays an important role in full-duplex wireless networks. Theoretically, full-duplex communications have this ability to increase the capacity of traditional half-duplex wireless systems by up to twice. However, designing and …
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