WirelessNetworksCapacity: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
(Outline2) |
(foreword) |
||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
= Abstract = |
= Abstract = |
||
= Foreword = |
= Foreword = |
||
To make it very clear at the beginning: The capacity problem as presented in this article is not mainly related to wireless networks but rather to all kind of peer-to-peer networks. That is, the presented capacity problem does not only occur in wireless networks but in all kind of multihop networks, which are organised in a peer-to-peer manner. So this has '''nothing''' to do with the interference problems (e.g. hidden node, exposed node). |
|||
* intuitive ideas |
* intuitive ideas |
||
* no interference issues |
* no interference issues |
||
Revision as of 20:31, 4 February 2005
Abstract
Foreword
To make it very clear at the beginning: The capacity problem as presented in this article is not mainly related to wireless networks but rather to all kind of peer-to-peer networks. That is, the presented capacity problem does not only occur in wireless networks but in all kind of multihop networks, which are organised in a peer-to-peer manner. So this has nothing to do with the interference problems (e.g. hidden node, exposed node).
- intuitive ideas
- no interference issues