waridjournal1.tex

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\journal{Future Generation Computer Networks}
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\title{Low-Carb: A Practical Technique for Improving Energy Efficiency in Operational Cellular Networks}

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\author[LUMS]{Muhammad Saqib Ilyas\corref{cor1}}
\cortext[cor1]{Corresponding author}
\author[LUMS]{Ghufran Baig}
\author[LUMS]{Mubashir Adnan Qureshi}
\author[LUMS]{Qurat Ul Ain Nadeem}
\author[LUMS]{Ali Raza}
\author[LUMS]{Munaf Arshad Qazi}
\author[LUMS]{Adnan Ahmed}
\author[LUMS]{Zartash Afzal Uzmi}
\author[WaridTel]{Bilal Rassool}
\address[LUMS]{\ead{\{saqibm, 13100162, 13100152, 13100094, 14100214, 14100212, 13100204, zartash\}@lums.edu.pk}School of Science and Engineering, LUMS, Lahore, Pakistan}
\address[WaridTel]{\ead{bilal.rassool@waridtel.com}Warid Telecom, Lahore, Pakistan}



\input{Sections/Abstract}
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Green communication, BTS power-saving, energy conservation, energy efficiency
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\input{Sections/Introduction}
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