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Connectivity for line-of-sight networks in higher dimensions

Luc Devroye, Linda Farczadi (1)
(1) Department of Combinatorics and Optimization
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Volume 15
vol. 15:2
Analysis of Algorithms
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Connectivity for line-of-sight networks in higher dimensions

Luc Devroye, Linda Farczadi (1)
(1) Department of Combinatorics and Optimization
Abstract
Let T be a d-dimensional toroidal grid of n^d points. For a given range parameter ω, and a positive integer k ≤q d, we say that two points in T are mutually visible if they differ in at most k coordinates and are a distance at most ω apart, where distance is measured using the \ellₚ norm. We obtain a random d-dimensional line-of-sight graph G by placing a node at each point in T independently with some fixed probability p^* and connecting all pairs of mutually visible nodes. We prove an asymptotically tight connectivity result for this random graph.
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