John O. Limb

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2000
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Ajay Chandra V. Gummalla, John O. Limb:
Wireless Medium Access Control Protocols. IEEE Commun. Surv. Tutorials 3(2): 2-15 (2000)
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Ajay Chandra V. Gummalla, John O. Limb:
Design of an access mechanism for a high speed distributed wireless LAN. IEEE J. Sel. Areas Commun. 18(9): 1740-1750 (2000)
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Ajay Chandra V. Gummalla, John O. Limb:
Wireless Collision Detect (WCD): Multiple Access with Receiver Initiated Feedback and Carrier Detect Signal. ICC (1) 2000: 397-401
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Ajay Chandra V. Gummalla, John O. Limb:
Effect of Turn-Around Times on the Performance of High Speed Ad-hoc MAC Protocols. NETWORKING 2000: 507-517
1999
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Ajay Chandra V. Gummalla, John O. Limb:
An access protocol for a wireless home network. WCNC 1999: 1392-1396

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