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Network partition

Known as: Network partitioning 
A network partition refers to the failure of a network device that causes a network to be split. For example, in a network with multiple subnets… 
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2014
2014
Ad hoc distributed simulation for transportation system monitoring and near-term prediction
2013
2013
Data delivery scheme for intermittently connected mobile sensor networks
2013
2013
QoS Bandwidth Estimation Scheme for Delay Sensitive Applications in MANETs
For last few years, MobileAd hoc Networks (MANETs) have attracted a great interest in case of wireless and multimedia… 
Review
2012
Review
2012
Security and vulnerability of cyber-physical infrastructure networks: A control-theoretic approach
2011
2011
Tree based dynamic address autoconfiguration in mobile ad hoc networks
2007
2007
Identifying stochastic basin hopping by partitioning with graph modularity
2002
2002
Energy Efficient Adaptation of Multicast Protocols in Power Controlled Wireless Ad Hoc Networks
In this paper a methodology for adapting existing wireless ad hoc network protocols to power controlled networks is presented… 
2002
2002
Investigating performance of power-aware routing protocols for mobile ad-hoc networks
Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) must contemplate energy-constrained operations due to the nodes' strong dependency on batteries… 
2002
2002
A dual-hamiltonian-path-based multicasting strategy for wormhole-routed star graph interconnection networks
2001
2001
Survivability of Multiple Fiber Duct Failures
Today's transport networks primarily assure survivability of single failures at a time. As size, integration and complexity of… 
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