Abstract. Wireless Ad-hoc networks are distributed systems that often reside in error-prone environments. Self-stabilization lets the system recover autonomously from an arbitrary ...
Abstract. Increasingly ubiquitous wireless technologies require novel localization techniques to pinpoint the position of an uncooperative node, whether the target be a malicious d...
The need for high-frequency signal acquisition and processing is becoming increasingly prevalent in sensor networks. Applications that require high-frequency data sampling are pre...
—Wireless networking is currently dominated by radio frequency (RF) techniques. However, the soon-to-be ubiquity of LED-based lighting motivated by significant energy savings pro...
Thomas D. C. Little, Peter Dib, Kandarp Shah, Nick...
In multiowner wireless networks, access points (APs) are owned and operated by different administrations, leading to significant authentication delays during handoff between APs. W...