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DEVELOPING A NEW TECHNUQUE FOR DETECTING TWO CRITICAL-NODES IN ADHOC NETWORKS

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Last updated: 21 Dec 2024

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Computer Networks.

Abstract

Recently, one of the important requirements, in ad hoc networks, is to avoid partitioning problem due to dynamic movement of
special node(s) called "Critical Node(s)". Critical node refers to the node that its removal from the network will break it into many
partitions. Many researches presented different algorithms to detect such critical node(s) in any ad hoc network. These researches did
not take the situation if two nodes together can cause also network separation if both of them are moved or removed at the same
time. This paper introduces a new technique called "Two Critical-Nodes Detection Algorithm (TCNDA)" to determine individual
critical node(s) and also to determine each two node pair(s) which are critical together The area of Ad hoc networks is very active nowadays due to its
infrastructure-less nature, simplicity of deployment in areas
where infrastructure hard to established, mobility and selfconfigurable nature make it suitable for huge range of
applications.

DOI

10.21608/ajcit.2024.302421.1004

Keywords

Ad Hoc networks, critical nodes, localized algorithms

Authors

First Name

Mokhtar

Last Name

Mohamed

MiddleName

A. A.

Affiliation

Menofia university

Email

moukhtar_ahmed@yahoo.com

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1

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1

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50847

Issue Date

2024-12-01

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2024-08-22

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2024-12-01

Page Start

54

Page End

64

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3009-6618

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3,213

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Publication Title

ALRYADA Journal For Computational Intelligence and Technology

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https://ajcit.journals.ekb.eg/

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DEVELOPING A NEW TECHNUQUE FOR DETECTING TWO CRITICAL-NODES IN ADHOC NETWORKS

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21 Dec 2024