Interference Minimization in Wireless Networks
Hakob Aslanyan, Andrea Roli · 2010
Interference minimization problem in wireless sensor and ad-hoc networks are considered. That is to assign a transmission radius to each node of a network, to make it connected and at the same time to minimize the maximum number of overlapping transmission ranges on each node of a network. Additional means of topology control besides the connectivity is blocking the long line connections at the receiver level. We propose a polynomial time approximation algorithm which finds a connected network with at most O((opt In n)2) interference where opt is the minimal interference of the given network of n nodes. The lower bound for this problem, where a general distance function is considered, has been proven to be O(ln n). The algorithm is known which finds a network where the maximum interference is bounded by O(√n).