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Efficient topology construction for RPL over IEEE 802.15. 4 in wireless sensor networks

Pavkovic et al., 2014

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Pavkovic B
Duda A
Hwang W
Theoleyre F
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Ad Hoc Networks

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Abstract IEEE 802.15. 4-2006 represents a widely used standard for multihop wireless sensor networks. However, the standard exploits a tree structure in the MAC layer, which may lead to network partitions even after a single link or node failure, ie the well known …
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