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Architecture and protocols for LTE-based device to device communication

The evolution of cellular wireless communications has involved the introduction of technologies such as multiple antennas, OFDM, higher spectral efficiency through better modulation, denser deployments and carrier aggregation. A different approach to enhancing the cellular network by using direct communication between UEs is presented in this paper. Direct device-to-device (D2D) communication can be used for several purposes including network traffic offloading, public safety, and social applications such as gaming. The architectural and protocol enhancements required to extend the current 3GPP LTE-Advanced system to incorporate D2D communication are described, including the logical functions of a D2D server in the core network, the procedures for devices to discover each other and obtain D2D services, the steps involved in establishing and maintaining a D2D call and procedures for efficient mobility between a traditional cellular mode and a D2D mode of operation.