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A Closed-Form Molecule-Release Rule for Diffusion-Based Molecular Communications with Ligand Receptors
The number of molecules released per bit is a fundamental design variable of diffusion-based molecular communication (MC), and ligand-receptor reception breaks the more-is-better intuition. Too few molecules leave the bound-receptor observations buried in binding noise, while too many amplify the ac
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