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Interference management in dense 802.11 networks

Ahmed, 2009

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Ahmed N
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Wireless networks are growing at a phenomenal rate. This growth is causing an overcrowding of the unlicensed RF spectrum, leading to increased interference between co- located devices. Existing decentralized medium access control (MAC) protocols (eg IEEE …
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