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Teletraffic Analysis for Multicell Mobile Radio Telephone Systems

Saad Haj Bakry, M.H. Ackroyd

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New teletraffic formulas are derived for the congestion in multicell mobile radio telephone systems. Fixed, dynamic, and hybrid channel asignment are considered and "tromboning," where mobileto-mobile calls go via a base station, is taken into account. The formulas agree with previously published sumulation results.

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New teletraffic formulas are derived for the congestion in multicell mobile radio telephone systems. Fixed, dynamic, and hybrid channel asignment are considered and "tromboning," where mobileto-mobile calls go via a base station, is taken into account. The formulas agree with previously published sumulation results.

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New teletraffic formulas are derived for the congestion in multicell mobile radio telephone systems. Fixed, dynamic, and hybrid channel asignment are considered and "tromboning," where mobileto-mobile calls go via a base station, is taken into account. The formulas agree with previously published sumulation results.

Key concepts: Base station, Mobile telephone, Computer science, Mobile radio telephone, Computer network, Telecommunications, Channel (broadcasting), Radio channel

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