Inspired by the well-known Dipole and Yagi antennae we introduce and study a new
theoretical model of directional antennae that we call double antennae. Given a set P of n …

Directional antenna technique enables multi-hop ad hoc networks to achieve a better anti-
interference ability with higher signal intensity. In the mean time, it is safer and more efficient …

Recently, the use of digital beamforming (DBF) antennas has been drawing lots of interest in
airborne platforms for resolving the network partition problem in airborne mobile ad hoc …

For some time, directional antennas have been considered to solve connectivity and
interference issues in wireless networks. Several scenarios have been presented and often …

Cellular ad-hoc networks facilitate rapid deployment of familiar communication technology in
hostile battlefield environments. They are comprised of randomly organized portable base …

Wireless ad-hoc networks are data networks that are deployed without a fixed infrastructure
nor central controllers such as access points or base stations. In these networks, data …

Most of studies on network capacity are based on the assumption that all the nodes are
uniformly distributed, which means that the networks are characterized by homogeneity …

Most of studies on network capacity focus on the networks in a two-dimensional space.
However, with the development of technology, capacity analysis of three-dimensional …

The Internet has recently gained more popularity, due to the emergence of various types of
wireless access networks that enables nomadic and mobile access. Unfortunately, resource …

This paper investigates the impact of the channel code rate and of the antenna processing
method on the behavior of a wireless network in which interference cancellation enables the …