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Optimal asymmetric and maximized adaptive power management protocols for clustered ad hoc wireless networks

Chou et al., 2011

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11689144423864251761
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Chou Z
Lin Y
Jan R
Publication year
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IEEE transactions on parallel and distributed systems

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IEEE 802.11 is currently the most popular medium access control (MAC) standard for mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). On the other hand, clustering in MANETs is a promising technique to ensure the scalability of various communication protocols. Thus, we propose an …
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