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Accelerated Neighbor Discovery in Bluetooth Based Personal Area Networks.

Záruba et al., 2002

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9529141828929378376
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Záruba G
Levine D
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PDPTA

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The recent industry standard and specification Bluetooth promises low cost replacement of communication cabling with moderate symbol-rate, short-range wireless links. The same specification also addresses the establishment of point-to-multipoint piconets and the …
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