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In particular, a shift from typ- ical and expensive full-bisection bandwidth interconnects (which safely cover the worst communication cases) to application oriented designs (which may provide cost-efficient data movement at larger system scales) is devised in academic research and industry initiatives.
In this paper, we use a set of modulated discrete prolate spheroidal sequences (MDPSS) to represent a band-limited channel in the scenario with scattering from one or more clusters which can be used in both vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I) or vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V) communication cases.
Figure 25 Clustering of 15-node network, three-hops communication case.
Figure 23 Clustering of 15-node network, one-hop communication case.
Figure 24 Clustering of 15-node network, two-hops communication case.
Figure 9 Steady-state performance of the distributed tracking with consensus algorithm for incomplete data and noiseless communication case.
Figure 8 Steady-state performance of the distributed tracking with consensus algorithm for complete data and noiseless communication case.
Without loss of generality, we focus on single user communication case in this article, and a bit is transmitted only once.
We divide our cooperative transmission technique into two main mechanisms that we present hereafter: the available bandwidth sharing and the next forwarder selection for the multihop communication case.
In addition to basic characterizations, we compare our framework to the Eclipse Ponte framework and show how our framework is advantageous in energy consumption and how it is unique in that it does not tangibly penalize the homogeneous communication case.
As a result, we assumed that the rekeying rates of MNNs for HIP NEMO should at least be the same of the duration of the shortest communication (case 1), so that it is secured, and in all the cases higher than the rekeying rate of NeMHIP (cases 2 and 3), to mitigate vulnerabilities related to mobility events.
