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Introduction: Why cross-layer? Its advantages and disadvantages

Kliazovich et al., 2010

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11360613840719040878
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Kliazovich D
Granelli F
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Growing interest and penetration of wireless networking technologies is underlining new challenges in the design and optimization of communication protocols. Traditionally, protocol architectures follow strict layering principles, which ensure interoperability, fast …
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