Guest editorial: Theories and methods for advanced wireless relays - Issue II
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The demand for wireless access continues to increase rapidly in both military and civilian communities. The modern internet and modern personal-area devices have made billions of users around the world accustomed to data-hungry applications such as videos. This has an inevitable effect on the users' desire for the same through wireless media. The articles in this special issue focus on new theories and methods for advanced wireless relay technologies.
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