Network densification¶
Bhushan. (2014). Network densification: the dominant theme for wireless evolution into 5G. IEEE Communications Magazine.
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- Cooper's Law
- Of these, spatial reuse — progressively smaller cell radii, requiring denser infrastructure deployment — has historically contributed the dominant fraction of the gain, substantially outweighing improvements in modulation and coding efficiency.
This sourceThat network densification, including dense small-cell deployment, is the key mechanism for wireless capacity evolution, with backhaul densification and interference cancellation as necessary complements.
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“This article explores network densification as the key mechanism for wireless evolution over the next decade.”
- Of these, spatial reuse — progressively smaller cell radii, requiring denser infrastructure deployment — has historically contributed the dominant fraction of the gain, substantially outweighing improvements in modulation and coding efficiency.
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