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Continuous transmit in cognitive radio systems: outage performance of selection decode and forward relay networks over Nakagami m fading channels

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Figure 1 The mode of transmission and the allocation of time durations (a) and fading coefficient of the channels (b)
Figure 3 Outage probability versus spectrum sensing overhead α fordifferent values of the interference power constraint I.
Figure 4 Outage probability versus spectrum sensing overhead α fordifferent values of the number of relay N.
Figure 8 The outage probability of different strategies of transmissionunder a poor fading and a random average channel gain.

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