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Efficient density estimation algorithm for ultra dense wireless networks

Arrabal et al., 2018

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121661532981584139
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Arrabal T
Dhoutaut D
Dedu E
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2018 27th International Conference on Computer Communication and Networks (ICCCN)

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Extremely dense wireless network topologies gradually become a reality, especially through wireless sensors networks and more recently nanonetworks. Electromagnetic nanonetworks are expected to allow a very large amount of extremely small and capability-limited devices …
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