Characterization of the fundamental properties of wireless CSMA multi-hop networks
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Summary
This thesis investigates the critical transmission power for asymptotic transmission power in wireless CSMA multi-hop networks, which has become prevailing with widespread adoption in recent decades.
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- 2014-03-31
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Keywords
Computer network, Wireless network, Computer science, Wireless, Hop (telecommunications)
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