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Fig. 1 Architecture of the access part of the UMTS network (user equipment (UE))
Fig. 2 An exemplary non-full-availability group
Fig. 3 The idea of the fixed-point methodology
Fig. 5 Blocking probability in WCDMA–Iub system without priorities(class 1—emergency calls , class 2—voice, class 3—data (64 kbps),and class 4—data (384 kbps))
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