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Achieving fairness by using dynamic fragmentation and buffer size in multihop wireless networks

Hoblos, 2019

Document ID
811318997689191981
Author
Hoblos J
Publication year
Publication venue
International Conference for Emerging Technologies in Computing

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Wireless Networks are error-prone due to multiple physical changes including fading, noise, path loss and interferences. As a result, the channel efficiency can be severely degraded. In addition, in saturated multihop wireless networks, nodes with multiple hops away from the …
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