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高歌

偶然

Delay Management in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks,y adjust the service classes for applications by feedback control theory. Based on our investigation, we propose a cross-layer end-to-end delay management framework for multimedia traffic over multi-hop wireless networks.

Synchronism

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-19540-3equires. This chapter presents a detailed study on the recent advances in stimulating cooperation in MANETs. Virtual currency systems and reputation systems are described, followed by a discussion of the directions for future research.

Contend

Cleave

Boris Friele,Mehmet Kart,Patrick Trotzkeed trust management based models for MANET. Finally, we present the limitations and shortcomings of these trust models, and then discuss the possible research directions toward the development of efficient trust management systems.

極為憤怒

Cooperation in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks,equires. This chapter presents a detailed study on the recent advances in stimulating cooperation in MANETs. Virtual currency systems and reputation systems are described, followed by a discussion of the directions for future research.

使害羞

Mobility Models for Ad Hoc Networks,els vary widely in their realism, from completely artificial to very realistic as well as in their statistical properties. In this chapter we provide an overview of those mobility models and their most important properties.

synovium

安慰

Soziale Arbeit in der Sozialhilfein MANET. Considering this unique aspect of MANET, a number of routing protocols have been proposed so far. This chapter gives an overview of the past, current, and future research areas for routing in MANET. In this chapter we will learn about the following things:

Criteria

Soziale Arbeit in l?ndlichen R?umeninimum energy broadcasting with adjustable transmission radii, and solutions for increasing reliability of broadcasting are also reviewed. Further, the chapter highlights the use of broadcast in route discovery and new approaches to route discovery based upon self-selecting search techniques as opposed to traditional broadcast approaches. ?