Norbert Goertz

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2013
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Johannes Gonter, Norbert Goertz:
Power-controlled cross-layer scheduling. ICC 2013: 5463-5467
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Johannes Gonter, Norbert Goertz, Markus Rupp, Wolfgang Gartner:
EWMA-triggered waterfilling for reduced-complexity resource management in ad-hoc connections. PIMRC 2013: 2555-2559
2012
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Johannes Gonter, Norbert Goertz, Andreas Winkelbauer:
Analytical outage probability for max-based schedulers in delay-constrained applications. Wireless Days 2012: 1-6
2011
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Norbert Goertz, Johannes Gonter:
Information Transmission over a Finite-Lifetime Channel under Energy-Constraints. EW 2011
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Norbert Goertz, Johannes Gonter:
Limits on Information Transmission in Vehicle-to-Vehicle Communication. VTC Spring 2011: 1-5

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