Cross-layer interaction between TCP and CSMA/CA-based MAC in multihop wireless
networks produces suboptimal network performance, including flow rate unfairness and …

Commodity WiFi-based wireless mesh networks (WMNs) can be used to provide last mile
Internet access. These networks exhibit extreme unfairness with backlogged traffic sources …

The use of multi-hop wireless networks based on 802.11 technology is extensive and
growing, owing to their ease of deployment and low cost. However, such networks exhibit …

Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) based on commodity 802.11 radios exhibit extreme
unfairness, including starvation, in the presence of backlogged traffic sources. While the …

The use of multi-hop wireless networks is extensive and growing. Such networks often have
no single administrative authority. As such, they are best modeled by game theory. Existing …

Gateway nodes in a wireless mesh network (WMN) bridge traffic between the mesh nodes
and the public Internet. This makes them a suitable aggregation point for policy enforcement …

Ad hoc networks are a temporary network that consists of a set of similar mobile nodes that
move freely and independently and communicate with other node via wireless links. The …

Multi-hop wireless networks based on 802. 11 are being used more widely as an alternative
technology for last-mile broadband Internet access. Their benefits include ease of …

Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) built with commodity 802.11 radios are a cost-effective
means of providing last mile broadband Internet access. Their multihop architecture allows …

The use of 802.11-based wireless mesh networks (WMNs) as an alternative network
backbone technology is growing rapidly. The primary advantages of this approach are ease …