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On using cooperative routing for lifetime optimization of multi-hop wireless sensor networks: Analysis and guidelines

Jung et al., 2013

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9463922274586200686
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Jung J
Weitnauer M
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IEEE Transactions on Communications

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Theoretically optimal performance and behavior of a routing protocol are very important because they can be used to guide the design of practical protocols. Motivated by the promising lifetime performance of an existing suboptimal cooperative transmission (CT) …
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