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Note that the most optimal locations are determined based on the specifications of the femtocell base stations as assumed in Section 3.3.

Firstly, we assumed in Section 3.4 that the satellite's pointing accuracy is (0.5~mumbox{rad}), with (0.1~mbox{mrad}/mbox{s}) maximum slew rate.

In a realistically implemented receiver, the channel matrices and are not deterministically known, as assumed in Section 3.2, but they should be replaced by their estimates and.

Proof of Theorem 5: We have assumed in Section "The model and notation", that S k t Ψ + θ b t Ŝ k − 1 ≠ 0 for all values of S k, Ŝ k − 1 at an LMS attractor.

That is, in this case, the packet forwarding at different intermediate nodes in the network will not interfere with each other according to the interference model we assumed in Section 2. However, in the context of back-pressure-based routing, the situation is different.

To provide enough distance for the potential field and the temperature field to become constant, as assumed in Section 2.3, the problem domain for the RNM and the FVM has curve radius X, straight length Y, and depth Z, and this is divided into a total of about 1 million fan-shaped and rectangular prism cells.

In order to get a closed-form expression for the solution, we assume in Section 2.1 that ρ S, C S, k, Φ S and Φ E are all constant.

For given uniform reinforcement ratio, different number and distribution of bars was assumed in the section.

Therefore, mudcake thickness ranging from 0 to 1 cm is assumed in this section for investigating its influence on wellbore stress and FIP.

To demonstrate the performance gains obtained by exploiting the memory structure of the Markov source, the BER curves of the proposed DJSCC technique, which only exploits the source memory structure (DJSCC/SM), and hence relaying is not involved in the scenarios assumed in this section, are provided in Figure10, where K s  = 1 was assumed.

It is assumed in this section that (mathcal {C}^{t}) can be replicated on [t,T) at some initial cost (p^{r}_{t}) at time t, in the sense of the following definition. For a fixed t∈[0,T], let (p^{r}_{t}) be a ({mathcal {G}}_{t} -measurable random variable.