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Analysis of Multiplexed Streaming via Periodic Reservations of Wireless Channel

P. 1–5.
Kiryanov A., Khorov E., Lyakhov A.
Language: English
Keywords: QoSvideo streamingWi-FiHCCA

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Proc. of IEEE International Black Sea Conference on Communications and Networking
IEEE, 2015.
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