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5101
.B45
2011
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2012
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.G37
2011
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Principles of Communications
Networks and Systems / edited
by N. Benvenuto & M. Zorzi
LTE, LTE-Advanced and
WiMAX / N. A. Ali … [et al.]
Communicating Systems with
UML 2: Modeling and Analysis
of Network Protocols / D. G.
Barrera & M. Diaz
1st ed.
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Addressing the fundamental technologies and
theories associated with designing complex
communications systems and networks,
Principles of Communications Networks and
Systems provides models and analytical
methods for evaluating their performance.
Including both the physical layer (digital
transmission and modulation) and networking
topics, the quality of service concepts belonging
to the different layers of the protocol stack are
interrelated to form a comprehensive picture.
The book is designed to present the material in
an accessible but rigorous manner. It jointly
addresses A concise introduction networking and to IMT-Advanced
transmission aspects
Systems, including LTE-Advanced and WiMAX
There exists a strong demand for fully extending
emerging Internet services, including
collaborative applications and social networking,
to the mobile and wireless domain. Delivering
such services can be possible only through
realizing broadband in the wireless. Two
candidate technologies are currently competing
in fulfilling the requirements for wireless
broadband networks, WiMAX and LTE. At the
moment, LTE and its future evolution LTE-
Advanced are already gaining ground in terms of
1st ed. 1 1 vendor This book and gives operator a practical support. approach Whilst both to
modeling and analyzing communication
protocols using UML 2. Network protocols are
always presented with a point of view focusing
on partial mechanisms and starting models. This
book aims at giving the basis needed for
anybody to model and validate their own
protocols. It follows a practical approach and
gives many examples for the description and
analysis of well known basic network
mechanisms for protocols.
The book firstly shows how to describe and
validate the main protocol issues (such as
synchronization problems, client-server
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