Self-Organization in the Tree Personal Wireless Networks with Multiple Gateways

This article analyzes the self-organization of tree personal wireless networks in the presence of one or more gateway nodes. We explain the need for such networks to have an ability to self-organize and consider such components of selforganization as the formation of the network, message routing, and network reconfiguration. Moreover, for these components we give the units work algorithms providing the selforganization. Special attention is paid to messages routing.

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