On the repair time scaling wall for MANETs

V Kulathumani, A Arora, M Sridharan… - IEEE …, 2016 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
The inability of mobile ad hoc network (MANET) deployments to scale beyond about 100
nodes, in practice, has traditionally been blamed on insufficient network capacity for …
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On the repair time scaling wall for MANETs

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The inability of practical MANET deployments to scale beyond about 100 nodes has
traditionally been blamed on insufficient network capacity for supporting routing related …
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The inability of practical MANET deployments to scale beyond about 100 nodes has
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The inability of practical MANET deployments to scale beyond about 100 nodes has
traditionally been blamed on insufficient network capacity for supporting routing related …