Green and Software-defined Wireless Networks: From Theory to Practice
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Green and Software-defined Wireless Networks: From Theory to Practice

by Chih-Lin I, Guanding Yu, Shuangfeng Han, Geoffrey Ye Li

Engineering Telecommunications Computer Networks
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Green and Software-defined Wireless Networks: From Theory to Practice examines the concepts and applications associated with green wireless networking and software-defined wireless networks. Moving from theory toward practice, it provides a focused resource for readers interested in modern wireless communications, networking technology, and engineering.

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Green and Software-defined Wireless Networks: From Theory to Practice focuses on two important themes in modern wireless networking: energy-conscious network design and software-defined approaches.

The book connects theoretical perspectives with practical considerations, offering a progression from foundational concepts toward their application.

Written by Chih-Lin I, Guanding Yu, Shuangfeng Han, and Geoffrey Ye Li, it is intended for readers seeking a focused introduction to this area of wireless communications and network technology.

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