In this paper we analyze the capacity of wireless mesh networks that use omni or directional
antennas. The capacity in our analysis is the end-to-end per-node throughput. Our analysis …

Wireless mesh networks are an alternative technology for last-mile broadband Internet
access. In WMNs, similar to ad hoc networks, each user node operates not only as a host but …

Scheduled wireless mesh networks (WMNs) represent an important paradigm in the
development of high speed wireless access networks. As a consequence of (Aditya Karnik …

Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs), which feature infrastructureless broadband network
configurations, are attracting attention as an elemental technology when it comes to the …

Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) have recently emerged as a technology for next-
generation wireless networking. WMNs partially replace wired backbone networks, and it is …

In this paper we propose a topology control algorithm for the wireless mesh network, where
each node is equipped with m non-steerable directional antennas. Our objective is to …

An Erratum has been published for this article in Wireless Communications and Mobile
Computing 2004; 4 (4): 473. We extend the previously well‐known results on the capacity of …

We consider a wireless network of N nodes equipped with omnidirectional antennas, and
we extend the capacity results of some previous works by finding bounds on the maximum …

The capacity of ad hoc wireless networks is constrained by the interference between
concurrent transmissions from neighboring nodes. Gupta and Kumar have shown that the …

Local area wireless networks are like cellular systems: Stations associate to one out of
several access points (APs), which connect to a wired backbone. Due to signal attenuation …