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Rhythm: Achieving scheduled WiFi using purely distributed contention in WLANs

Shih et al., 2015

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Document ID
14917379555304253158
Author
Shih C
Krishnaswamy B
Sivakumar R
Publication year
Publication venue
2015 IEEE Global Communications Conference (GLOBECOM)

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The ubiquitous adoption of WiFi implicitly introduces large diversity in types of application requirements and topological characteristics. Consequently, considerable attention is being devoted to making WiFi networks controllable without compromising their scalability. Within …
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