Can a packet walk straight through a field of randomly dying location-unaware wireless nodes?
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- Can a packet walk straight through a field of randomly dying location-unaware wireless nodes?
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- Ivan Stojmenovic,
- Ding-Zhu Du,
- Program Chairs:
- Yu Wang,
- Yingshu Li
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