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On connectivity and mobility in mobile multi-hop wireless networks

Keisuke Nakano, Yukio SHIRAI, M. Sengoku, Shoji Shinoda

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In a cellular system with multi-hop networking, when a mobile node enters an area where mobile nodes cannot hear the base station, this node is connected to the base station by relaying capability of other mobile nodes. As a result, a cell is extended by multi-hop networking. This paper theoretically analyzes the extent of such cell extension, and discusses relation between cell extension and some mobility patterns.

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Key concepts: Computer network, Base station, Computer science, Hop (telecommunications), Mobile telephony, Mobile computing, Cellular network, Node (physics)