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Medium access control for vehicular ad hoc networks

Sjöberg, 2013

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8013252528652152389
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Sjöberg K
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PQDT-Global

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Cooperative intelligent transport systems (C-ITS), where vehicles cooperate by exchanging messages wirelessly to avoid, for example, hazardous road traffic situations, receive a great deal of attention throughout the world currently. Many C-ITS applications will utilize the …
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