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A quantitative comparison of multiple access control protocols for wireless ATM

Kwok et al., 2001

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4848810447941549740
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Kwok Y
Lau V
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IEEE Transactions on Vehicular Technology

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The multiple access control (MAC) problem in a wireless network has intrigued researchers for years. For a broad-band wireless network such as wireless ATM, an effective MAC protocol is very much desired because efficient allocation of channel bandwidth is …
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