IEEE 802.15.3c: the first IEEE wireless standard for data rates over 1 Gb/s

By T. Baykaş, C. Sum, Zhou Lan, Junyi Wang, Mohammad Azizur Rahman, H. Harada, S. Kato. IEEE Communications Magazine, 2011

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Tractable Model for Rate in Self-Backhauled Millimeter Wave Cellular Networks (2014, background): “Feasibility of mmWave Cellular: Although mmWave based indoor and personal area networks have already received considerable traction [6], [7], such frequencies have long been deemed unattractive for cellular communications primarily due to the large near-field loss and poor penetration (blocking) thr”
Limited Feedback Hybrid Precoding for Multi-User Millimeter Wave Systems (2014, background): “Analog beamformers as in [8]–[14] are subject to additional constraints, for example, the phase shifters might be digitally controlled and have only quantized phase values and adaptive gain control might not be imple-”
Connected Vehicles: Solutions and Challenges (2014, background): “Wireless solution Bluetooth [23] ZigBee [24] Passive RFID [25] UWB [26] 60 GHz mmWave [27]”