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Multi-objective Antenna Selection in a Full Duplex Base Station

Overview of attention for article published in Wireless Personal Communications, October 2019
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Title
Multi-objective Antenna Selection in a Full Duplex Base Station
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Wireless Personal Communications, October 2019
DOI 10.1007/s11277-019-06754-8
Authors

Mohammad Lari, Sina Asaeian

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#20,580,438
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#546
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