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=DORMANCY INDICATION VIA MULTI-CELL SCHEDULING=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:samsung electronics co., ltd.|samsung electronics co., ltd.]]


[[Category:samsung electronics co., ltd.]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Ebrahim Molavianjazi of San Jose CA (US)|Ebrahim Molavianjazi of San Jose CA (US)]][[Category:Ebrahim Molavianjazi of San Jose CA (US)]]

[[:Category:Aristides Papasakellariou of Houston TX (US)|Aristides Papasakellariou of Houston TX (US)]][[Category:Aristides Papasakellariou of Houston TX (US)]]

==DORMANCY INDICATION VIA MULTI-CELL SCHEDULING - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240349269 titled 'DORMANCY INDICATION VIA MULTI-CELL SCHEDULING

The patent application describes a method for indicating dormancy in multi-cell scheduling in wireless communication networks.

* The method involves receiving information for a set of serving cells and a downlink control information format.
* The downlink control information format schedules the reception of a physical downlink shared channel on a first serving cell.
* It includes a frequency domain resource allocation field providing a value associated with the first serving cell.
* The method also provides an indication for a dormant or non-dormant active downlink bandwidth part for each serving cell.
* By receiving the physical downlink shared channel on the first serving cell, the method determines the dormancy status of each serving cell.

Potential Applications:
- This technology can be applied in 5G and future wireless communication networks to efficiently manage resources.
- It can enhance network performance by optimizing the scheduling of downlink channels in multi-cell scenarios.

Problems Solved:
- Efficiently indicating dormancy in serving cells can help improve network resource utilization.
- The method can enhance the overall performance and reliability of wireless communication systems.

Benefits:
- Improved resource allocation and scheduling efficiency.
- Enhanced network performance and reliability.
- Better management of dormancy in serving cells.

Commercial Applications:
Title: "Enhanced Resource Management for Wireless Networks"
This technology can be utilized by telecommunications companies to optimize network performance and enhance user experience. It can also benefit network equipment manufacturers by providing innovative solutions for efficient resource management in wireless communication systems.

Questions about Dormancy Indication via Multi-Cell Scheduling:
1. How does this method improve resource utilization in wireless communication networks?
- This method enhances resource utilization by efficiently indicating dormancy in serving cells, allowing for optimized scheduling of downlink channels.
2. What are the potential implications of this technology for 5G networks and beyond?
- This technology can significantly impact the performance and reliability of 5G networks and future wireless communication systems.


==Original Abstract Submitted==

apparatuses and methods for dormancy indication via multi-cell scheduling. a method includes receiving first information for a set of serving cells and a downlink control information (dci) format. the dci format schedules reception of a physical downlink shared channel (pdsch) on a first serving cell from the set of serving cells, includes a frequency domain resource allocation (fdra) field providing a first value that is associated with the first serving cell and is different from predetermined values, and provides an indication for a dormant or a non-dormant active downlink (dl) bandwidth part (bwp) for each serving cell from second serving cells. the method further includes receiving the pdsch on the first serving cell and determining the dormant or non-dormant active dl bwp for each serving cell from the second serving cells based on the indication.



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