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Coexistence of radio networks using Aloha
2010
2010 IFIP Wireless Days
In this paper we use an analytical model to study how two radio networks : a primary network and a secondary network can coexist within the same area. We use a very simple protocol, Aloha, for both radio networks, and tools borrowed from stochastic geometry to model the performance of our two networks. We show that the primary network and the secondary network can adapt their transmission parameters simultaneously to achieve the following goal : the primary network maintains its performance
doi:10.1109/wd.2010.5657746
dblp:conf/wd/BlaszczyszynMB10
fatcat:lo7wcgxz5nekzoeqjsuvj7asa4