Systems and methods for configuring redundant transmissions in a wireless network
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[0020]FIG. 1A illustrates a wireless communication system 10 that provides communication service to one or more wireless communication devices 20. Wireless communication system 10 includes an access network 30 that provides wireless access to communication services within a particular geographic area and a core network 40 that provides backhaul delivery of information within wireless communication system 10. Access network 30 includes multiple radio access nodes including, in certain embodiments, multiple different types of radio access nodes (e.g., both base stations 32 and low-power nodes 34). Each radio access node serves one or more cells 50. Because of the close proximity (and potential overlap) of the cells 50, a wireless communication device 20 operating in a first cell 50 (referred to herein as a “victim cell”) may suffer interference due to transmissions occurring in a second cell 50 (referred to herein as an “aggressor cell”) that is overlapping or near to the victim cell....
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