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Network Coding via Opportunistic Forwarding in Wireless Mesh Networks

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— Network coding has been used to increase transportation capabilities in wireless mesh networks. In mesh networks, the coding opportunities depend on the co-location of multiple...

Jian Zhang, Yuanzhu Peter Chen, Ivan Marsic

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