… users of the spectrum mainly differentiate classical ad hoc networks from CRAHNs. We
describe these unique features of CRAHNs compared to classical ad hoc networks as follows: …

… Since nodes use the shared radio medium in a potentially insecure environment, they
are susceptible to denial of service (00s) attacks that are harder to track down than in wired …

… This paper proposes a CR routing protocol for ad hoc networks (CRP) that specifically
addresses the concerns of end-to-end CR performance over multiple hops, and the problem of …

… will be addressed by the newly emerging cognitive radio paradigm that allows radios to …
within cognitive radio users. Specifically in cognitive radio ad hoc networks, distributed multihop …

… In this paper, a routing protocol for mobile cognitive ad hoc networks is proposed. The protocol,
referred to as Cognitive Ad-hoc On-demand Distance Vector (CAODV), is able to achieve …

… of maintaining optimal routes in ad-hoc CR networks challenging. In this paper, we propose
the SpEctrum Aware Routing for Cognitive ad-Hoc networks (SEARCH) protocol based on …

… The state of the art of cognitive radio ad-hoc network … the concrete deployment of cognitive
radio ad-hoc network; however, there … of cognitive radio ad-hoc network architecture, and also …

… Cognitive radio ad hoc networks (CRAHNs) constitute a viable solution to solve the current
… reconfigurable and self-organizing wireless networks. Cognitive radio (CR) devices are …

… suit cognitive radio networks: … radio ad hoc networks (CRAHNs) are classified and reviewed,
and then challenges and open issues are discussed. The protocols are based on ad hoc on-…

… However, these protocols for classical wireless ad-hoc networks do not consider the cases
that may arise in CR adhoc networks. As an example, in a classical wireless ad-hoc network, …