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Broadcast scheduling problem for TDMA ad-hoc networks

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ABSTRACT

A domain specific memetic algorithm is proposed for solving the optimum time division multiple access broadcast scheduling problem in Ad-hoc networks. During disaster relief, broadcast scheduling problem in Ad-hoc network is deployed efficiently. The aim is to increase the total number of transmissions in optimized time slot with high channel utilization in a less computation time. The results were compared with other algorithms for broadcast scheduling problem.

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