Wireless mobile phone access to the internet
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Wireless mobile phone access to the internet
(Innovative technology series information systems and networks)
Hermes Penton Science, 2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Wireless mobile access to the Internet will add a new dimension to the way we access information and communicate. This volume is devoted to the presentation of research on the deployment of the network protocols and services for mobile hosts and wireless communication on the Internet. A lot of wireless technologies have already appeared, including IEEE 802.11b, Bluetooth, HiperLAN/2, GPRS and UTMS. All of them have the same goal: offering wireless connectivity with minimum service disruption between mobile handovers. The mobile world is divided into two parts: firstly, mobile nodes can be attached to several access points when mobiles move around; secondly ad-hoc networks exist which do not use any infrastructure to communicate. With this model all nodes are mobiles and they co-operate to forward information between each other. This text presents these two methods of Internet access and contains research papers that propose extensions and optimizations to the existing protocols for mobility support.
Table of Contents
Distributed context transfer framework for mobility support: Hamid Mahmood Syed and Gary Kenward Dynamic proxy selection for mobile hosts: Tsan-Pin Wang, Lu-Fang Wang and Chien-Chao Tseng An efficient simulation model for wireless LANs applied to the IEEE 802.11 standard: Paul Muhlethaler and Abdellah Najid Mobility management in a hybrid radio system: Matthias Frank, Tomas Goransson, Wolfgang Hansmann, Ola Johansson, Thorsten Lohmar, Toni Paila, Ralf Tonjes and Lin Xu From address orientation to host orientation: Pekka Nikander, Catharina Candolin and Janne Lundberg Performance analysis of OSLR multipoint relay flooding in two ad hoc wireless network models: Phillippe Jacquet, Anis Laouiti, Pascale Minet and Laurent Viennot Providing differentiated services (DiffServ) in wireless ad hoc networks: J. Antonio Garcia-Macias, Franck Rousseau, Gilles Berger-Sabbatel, Leyla Toumi and Andrzej Duda
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