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Multicasting vs. unicasting in mobile communication systems
We evaluate the multicasting gain over unicast in the cellular networks, where cells are engineered for a specific target call blocking probability. Our approach is Monte-Carlo simulation of dynamic multicast connections, and the traditional Engset model for the unicast traffic. We predict the gain given by multicasting by using earlier studied traffic patterns, and conclude that intervention of the network operator is needed to secure a significant multicasting gain.