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500 Wireless Ad Hoc and Sensor NetworksLandau studies, 61LEACH protocol, 339, 383Lee and Park studies, 215, 237Lee studies, 304, 306Lemmas, see also Theoremsfairness guarantee, 311–313, 315OEDR optimality analysis, 373–375OEDSR optimality analysis, 395Lewis, Abdallah and Dawson studies, 53,57, 60Lewis, Jagannathan and Yesilderek studies,51–53, 57, 67Lewis and Syrmos studies, 69Lewis studies, 184–186Li, Slotine and, studies, 61Liew and Yin studies, 81, 147Limitations, hardware, 286Lindsey and Raghavendra studies, 383Linear systemsautonomous systems, 60boundedness, 73–74fundamentals, 52Lyapunov analysis and controls design, 67Linear time invariant (LTI) systems, 68–69,see also Linear systemsLiu and Douligeris studies, 81, 94, 96Liu and Yin studies, 96Localization, 45Local stability, 63Low studies, 109–110Luenberger studies, 49Luo studies, 304, 383Lyapunov techniques and propertiesautonomous systems, 61–65controller design, 65–67decrescent function, 72fundamentals, 59linear systems, 67LTI feedback controllers, 59nonautonomous systems, 69–72, 71MMAC controller, 289–290, 290MAC protocoladaptive and distributed fair scheduling,309–310heuristic rate adaptation, 267mobile ad hoc networks, 28–31, 29–30,33–35MANET, see Mobile ad hoc networks(MANET)Maniezzo studies, 234Manjeshwar studies, 383Mascola studies, 81Mathematical background, 53–57Mathematical relations, 463–465Matrix norms, 53–56Maximum usable rate, 262Measurements, wireless sensor networks, 43Meerkov, Benmohamad and, studies, 81, 94,109Memory limitations, 419Merani, Borri and, studies, 110Microstrain’s X-Link measurement system,44Miljanic, Foschini and, studies, 177Minimizing overhead impact, 247–248Minimum usable rate, 262–265, 263Mitigation, 433–434Mitra studies, 178Mobile ad hoc networks (MANET)ad hoc networks, 28carrier sensing range, 29carrier sensing zone, 29direct sequence spread spectrum radiophysical layer, 25frequency hopping spread spectrumradio physical layer, 25fundamentals, 11, 24IEEE standard 802.11, 25–31, 27, 33–35infrared physical layer, 26MAC protocol, 28–31, 29–30, 33–35physical layer specifications, 25–26power control implementation, 33–35, 34power sensitive schemes and protocols,31–32simulations, 32–35transmission range, 29types of networks, 26, 28Mobile base station, 402–408, 403–407Mobile network, 411–414, 413–414Mobile radio networks, 13Mobile usersfading channels, 226, 228–229path loss, 192–193, 194–195Mock studies, 363Modulationrate, 265–266, 266selection, 274–275Mohammed studies, 23Monteban, Kamerman and, studies, 254–258,282Mortier studies, 109Mote future directions, 333–334, 338