Bandwidth Scaling is a theoretical framework in optical interconnects and antenna systems that characterizes the proportional relationship between available bandwidth and system-level performance metrics, such as data transmission capacity or spectral efficiency, under varying physical or operational constraints.
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Interference Alignment for Cellular Networks
Changho Suh, David Tse · 2008 · 388 citations
S. Cherry · IEEE Spectrum · 2004 · 374 citations
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