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Performance and scalability evaluation of IEEE 802.11 v/aa multicast transport

Daldoul et al., 2016

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17337439612384843035
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Daldoul Y
Meddour D
Ahmed T
Boutaba R
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Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Abstract IEEE 802.11 v and 802.11 aa are two recent amendments that define new functionalities in order to support a reliable multicast transport over wireless networks. The first amendment introduces directed multicast service (DMS). On the other hand, 802.11 aa …
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