Abstract— In a wireless network, mobile nodes (MNs) repeatedly perform tasks such as layer 2 (L2) handoff, layer 3 (L3) handoff and authentication. These tasks are critical, part...
—In a wireless network, data transmission suffers from varied signal strengths and channel bit error rates. To ensure successful packet reception under different channel conditio...
Abstract— Nodes in multi-hop wireless networks, and specifically in ad-hoc and mesh networks, are being increasingly equipped with multiple wireless network interfaces (radios) o...
—Network coding and cooperative diversity have each extensively been explored in the literature as a means to substantially improve the performance of wireless networks. Yet, lit...
Ivana Stojanovic, Masoud Sharif, David Starobinski
— Two fundamental properties of wireless networks, the variable link quality and the broadcast nature of the transmission, have often been ignored in the design of routing protoc...
— Simulation is the most famous way to study wireless an mobile networks since they offer a convenient combination of flexibility and controllability. However, their largest dis...
With the popularization of the wireless network, and the progress of mobile computing technology, the efficiency of the hand-held device is better, and its applications are wider....
—in this paper, we present a new policy for admitting Voice over IP (VoIP) sessions over wireless networks. Our proposed policy receives the admission information advertised by t...
—Rate allocation is a fundamental problem in the operation of a wireless network because of the necessity to schedule the operation of mutually interfering links between the node...
—Channel assignment is a very important topic in wireless networks. In this paper, we study FDMA channel assignment in a non-cooperative wireless network, where devices are selï¬...