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The Index Theorem of Atiyah and Singer,attacks fails in wireless ad-hoc LANs which cannot mandate stations’ behavior. We take a game-theoretic approach whereby stations are allowed to maximize their payoffs (success rates). Using a fairly accurate performance model we show that a noncooperative CSMA/CA game then arises with a payoff stru