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IEEE 802.11 s wireless mesh networks: Challenges and perspectives

Sgora et al., 2009

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15631754905218606902
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Sgora A
Vergados D
Chatzimisios P
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International Conference on Mobile Lightweight Wireless Systems

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A promising solution for wireless environments is the wireless mesh technology that envisages supplementing wired infrastructure with a wireless backbone for providing Internet connectivity to mobile nodes (MNs) or users in residential areas and offices. The …
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