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Service Differentiation over Ad Hoc WLANs

Wang et al., 2013

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13573997959839814828
Author
Wang P
Zhuang W
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Distributed Medium Access Control in Wireless Networks

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Abstract In Chap. 3, an infrastructure-based WLAN is considered with a central controller. In this chapter, we consider an ad hoc WLAN where a distributed access control is needed due to the lack of central controller. Most of the existing distributed access control schemes for ad …
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