Kuang-Hung Pan, Hsiao-Kuang Wu, Rung-Ji Shang, F. Lai
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The impacts of synchronized and non-synchronized reception on broadcast in multihop radio networks
If the time lag between collided packets is small on the order of a symbol, the reception is synchronized; otherwise, the reception is non-synchronized. We find that there is a time complexity gap exponential with the degree of the network between the performance of synchronized and non-synchronized reception.