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Anvar Tukmanov
Researcher at BT Research
Publications - 25
Citations - 782
Anvar Tukmanov is an academic researcher from BT Research. The author has contributed to research in topics: Backhaul (telecommunications) & Wireless network. The author has an hindex of 10, co-authored 22 publications receiving 642 citations. Previous affiliations of Anvar Tukmanov include Newcastle University.
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5G Backhaul Challenges and Emerging Research Directions: A Survey
TL;DR: This pioneering survey explains the 5G backhaul paradigm, presents a critical analysis of legacy, cutting-edge solutions, and new trends in backhauling, and proposes a novel consolidated 5GBackhaul framework that reinforces the belief that no single solution can solve the holistic 5Gbackhaul problem.
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Wireless Backhaul: Performance Modeling and Impact on User Association for 5G
Mona Jaber,F. Javier Lopez-Martinez,Muhammad Imran,Andy Sutton,Anvar Tukmanov,Rahim Tafazolli +5 more
TL;DR: This work presents the first BH-specific wireless link performance modeling that considers its inherent line-of-sight nature, together with an appropriate representation of the network topology using stochastic geometry.
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A Distributed SON-Based User-Centric Backhaul Provisioning Scheme
TL;DR: A novel, distributed, self-optimized, end-to-end user-cell-backhaul association scheme that intelligently associates users with candidate cells based on corresponding dynamic radio and backhaul conditions while abiding by users' requirements is proposed.
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An adaptive backhaul-aware cell range extension approach
TL;DR: An adaptive cell range extension approach that is optimised in view of the backhaul capacity and resilience as well as air interface constraints, thus, gears the traffic towards the cell that is capable of insuring an end-to-end service from the user to the core network.
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Outage Performance Analysis of Imperfect-CSI-Based Selection Cooperation in Random Networks
TL;DR: This paper analyzes the outage performance of a single source-destination pair communicating through a decode-and-forward relay, chosen from a Poisson point process of candidate relays using perfect and imperfect CSI and derives exact outage probability expressions for the selection cooperation strategy.