Abstract--In wireless ad hoc networks, multiple access interference is the limiting factor for the overall system performance. The lack of any central control unit necessitates a c...
Ulrike Korger, Christian Hartmann, Katsutoshi Kusu...
Power heterogeneous ad hoc networks are characterized by link layer asymmetry: the ability of lower power nodes to receive transmissions from higher power nodes but not vice versa...
Increasing need for people to be “connected”; while at the same time remain as mobile as ever poses several interesting issues in wireless networks. It is conceivable in the n...
Alok Nandan, Shirshanka Das, Giovanni Pau, Mario G...
Capacity is an important property for QoS support in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks (MANETs) and has been extensively studied. However, most approaches rely on simplified models (e.g., pr...
Most of the routing protocols in wireless ad hoc networks, such as DSR, assume nodes are trustworthy and cooperative. This assumption renders wireless ad hoc networks vulnerable to...