A Comparative Measurement Study of Commercial 5G mmWave Deployments

A Comparative Measurement Study of Commercial 5G mmWave Deployments
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10.1109/infocom48880.2022.9796693
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2022-05
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IEEE INFOCOM 2022 - IEEE Conference on Computer Communications
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Arvind Narayanan;M. I. Rochman;A.E.A. Hassan;Bariq S. Firmansyah;V. Sathya;Monisha Ghosh;Feng Qian-Feng-Q
Arvind Narayanan;M. I. Rochman;A.E.A. Hassan;Bariq S. Firmansyah;V. Sathya;Monisha Ghosh;Feng Qian-Feng-Q
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Arvind Narayanan;M. I. Rochman;A.E.A. Hassan;Bariq S. Firmansyah;V. Sathya;Monisha Ghosh;Feng Qian-Feng-Q

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