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... infrastructur? for th?s? n?tworks to b? functioning. Such n?twork infrastructur?s typically consist of fix?d position?d bas? stations or acc?ss points with wir?-lin?s conn?cting th?m to a backbon? n?twork. Th? wir?l?ss nod?s in th?s? n?tworks do not talk dir?ctly to ?ach oth?r. Inst?ad, ?ach nod? is conn?ct?d to a bas? station through which it communicat?s with oth?r nod?s. Infrastructur?-l?ss wir?l?ss n?tworks ar? usually call?d multi-hop wir?l?ss mobil? ad hoc n?tworks. In th? r?st of this pap?r w? will us? th? t?rm ad hoc n?twork. "Ad hoc" oft?n m?ans "improvis?d", or "for th? n??ds of th? mom?nt". (Siva Ram Murthy & Manoj). In comput?r n?tworking, w? think of an ad hoc n?twork as a wir?l?ss n?twork without any pr?-?xisting infrastructur?. Such n?tworks hav? no bas? stations, acc?ss points, or wir?-lin? backbon? n?twork. Inst?ad, th? nod?s th?ms?lv?s constitut? th? n?twork and communicat? dir?ctly with ?ach oth?r. Most work within ad hoc n?tworking, as w?ll ...
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