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Fundamental Concepts in Cellular Network Design

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Practical Constraints in Network Deployment

Real- univerd factors such as terrain, urban density, and existing infrastructure invence network design. Budget limitations restrict the number of base stations, and regulatory policies may impose additional considents.

Strategies for Cost- Effective Design

Combing theoretical models with practical considerations involves several strachies:

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