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Multicasting sustained CBR and VBR traffic in wireless ad-hoc networks

Kondylis et al., 2000

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9531409534142093053
Author
Kondylis G
Krishnamurthy S
Dao S
Pottie G
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Publication venue
2000 IEEE International Conference on Communications. ICC 2000. Global Convergence Through Communications. Conference Record

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Wireless ad-hoc networks consist of mobile nodes forming a dynamically changing topology without any infrastructure. Multicasting in a wireless ad-hoc network is difficult and challenging. We propose a novel protocol, the Wireless Ad-hoc Real-Time Multicast …
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