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On Optimal Geographic Routing in Wireless Networks With Holes and Non-Uniform Traffic

Overview This paper presents algorithms for throughput optimal routing in networks with holes and non-uniform traffic. The algorithms preserve the inherent advantages of geographic routing such as scalability and fast convergence while providing better throughput. In future, the analysis will be extended to networks with a larger class of holes and also will characterize the performance under erroneous geographic information.

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Publisher	University of Texas	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2007
Format	White Papers
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