Titlebook: Ad Hoc Networks; First International Jun Zheng,Shiwen Mao,Hua Zhu Conference proceedings 2010 ICST Institute for Computer Science, Social

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Material Intensity of Growing Wind Turbines band for transmission and reception. Each node can transmit to, or receive from, multiple nodes simultaneously. We formulate the scheduling of transmissions and control of transmit powers as a joint, mixed-integer, nonlinear optimization problem that yields maximum return at minimum power subject t

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Wenjie Wang,Jiayi Song,Yazhou Liufic. This idea has been implemented and analyzed as an extension of the real-time multi-hop protocol (RT-WMP), a novel protocol that supports hard real-time traffic in relatively small ad-hoc networks. The protocol allows merging the real-time traffic coming from cooperative multitask robot teams an

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Kristian Bang-Olsen,Ali Turkyilmazhe dominant strictly layered design style may how- ever not be able to accommodate many useful optimisations, and we conjecture that cross-layer design may offer a more promising approach. In support of this conjecture we demonstrate through simulation-based approach a cross-layer approach to routin

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Ward Peeters,Alexander Ito Maitlandble to different types of attacks. In this paper, we consider the . in which the adversary diverts traffic from one part of the network to another part by introducing a low cost tunnel between the two parts. We introduce a distributed intrusion detection system that monitors the communication in the

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