In this paper we describe the concept of broadcast and multicast (BCMC) transmission over HSDPA, a shared high-speed packet data channel on the downlink defined in the UMTS standard.
We consider a MIMO (linear Gaussian) channel where the inputs are turned on and off at random, and the outputs are sampled at random with probability p.
We investigate the estimation of the size of a broadcast audience. We give the Maximum Likelihood estimators for different scenarios.
The correlation among the content distributed across a cache-aided broadcast network can be exploited to reduce the delivery rate over the broadcast link.
The problem of sending a pair of correlated sources through a broadcast channel with correlated side information at the receivers is studied from a joint source-channel coding perspective.
Millimeter wave (mmWave) frequencies are being considered for future generation cellular systems because of the large amount of available spectrum in those bands (e.g., 10 GHz in the E-band alone).
The goal of this paper is to increase our understanding of the fundamental communication properties in urban vehicle-to-vehicle mobile networks by exploiting the self-similarity and hierarchical or
1x EV-DO (1x evolution data optimized) broadcast-multicast service (BCMCS) enables a host of new applications in the mobility environment.
Three-stage networks have been widely studied as a point-to- point network and later, also as a broadcast network.
The author first traces the development of broadcasting in Japan, and describes the stations at Tocirckyocirc, Osaka and Nagoya.
