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A mobile ad hoc network is a wireless network without any fixed infrastructure or centralized control. Due to the infrastructure-less mode of operation, mobile ad-hoc networks are gaining popularity. In order to cover a wider area with less fixed infrastructure, sometimes the ad hoc network may be combined with a wired one to form a hybrid network. In such a combined network, in order to transfer...
Opportunistic networking is one of the most interesting evolutions of mobile ad hoc networks. In this kind of wireless network, mobile nodes such as mobile phones and PDAs, use the mobility of devices as well as wireless forwarding between intermediate nodes to communicate with each other, hence a complete route between source and destination is not required at any point in time. The design of efficient...
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