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2006
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Modeling steady-state and transient behaviors of user mobility: : formulation, analysis, and application

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Recent studies on mobility modeling have focused on characterizing user mobility from real traces of wireless LANs (WLANs) and creating mobility models based on such characterizat...

Jong-Kwon Lee, Jennifer C. Hou

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