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A multiphase queueing model for performance analysis of a multi-hop IEEE 802.11 wireless network with DCF channel access

Larionov et al., 2019

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9887564180258179287
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Larionov A
Vishnevsky V
Semenova O
Dudin A
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International Conference on Information Technologies and Mathematical Modelling

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Methods of queueing theory are often used for telecommunication systems performance evaluation. According to this approach, all MAC and PHY layer protocols details are modelled with a given service time distribution, and the precision of the estimated properties …
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