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We previously suggested a new channel sharing method for cellular communications. The method, called channel borrowing without locking (CBWL), allows real-time borrowing of channels from adjacent cells without the need for channel locking in co-channel cells. CBWL with cut-off priority for calls that arise in the cell is presented. This scheme discourages excessive channel lending and borrowing at high traffic load and promotes a more uniform grade of service throughout the service area. An analysis using macro-states and decomposition is devised to evaluate the performance of the scheme. The results are validated by simulation.
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