The recent increasing interest in ad hoc networks has motivated the study and development
of interference models capable of capturing the intrinsic characteristics of this kind of …

Routing (and forwarding) is a core problem in networks for delivering data from one node to
another. Today wireless networks are becoming popular because of their “3 Anys”–Any …

This work considers the problem of designing an efficient and low-cost infrastructure for
connecting static multi-hop wireless networks with wired backbone, while ensuring QoS …

We investigate a network routing problem where a probabilistic local broadcast transmission
model is used to determine routing. We discuss this model's key features, and note that the …

Wireless mobile ad hoc networks consist of mobile nodes interconnected by wireless multi‐
hop communication paths. Unlike conventional wireless networks, ad hoc networks have no …

An ad hoc network is a self-organized and distributed entity consisting of a number of mobile
stations (MS) without the coordination of any centralized access point. Clustering is one of …

We investigate a network routing problem where a probabilistic local broadcast model for
wireless transmission is used. We present results showing that an index policy is optimal for …

Transmission control protocol (TCP), which provides reliable end-to-end data delivery,
performs well in traditional wired network environments, while in wireless ad hoc networks, it …

An ad hoc network is a self-organized and distributed entity, consisting of n mobile stations
(MSs) without the coordination of any centralized access point. Initialization is one of the …

The performance of mobile ad hoc networks in general and that of the routing algorithm, in
particular, can be heavily affected by the intrinsic dynamic nature of the underlying topology …