Stochastic Model for Stability in MANETs with Node Selfishness Resistance by Optimizing Queue Balks

  • Surbhi Dhiman, Sheetal Chaudhary

Abstract

A Mobile Ad-hoc NETwork (MANET) is a self-governing collection of mobile users that operates over bandwidth constrained wireless links. Congestion is one of the major causes of packet delay or loss in MANETs. Mobile Ad-hoc networks are also characterized by a high transmission error probability, which is caused by mobility, the use of wireless links and the limited resources available to nodes. There is every reason to believe that there exists a fair degree of synchronous state between traditional queues and that formed by nodes in a MANET. In this paper an attempt has been made to save an Ad-hoc network from such nodes which act as balkers in the network. The Selfish And Dis-inclined (SAD) nodes would play as balkers in the ensuing model in the sense that they exhibit a natural abhorrence to join the co-operative recovery course of the Save Our Souls (SOS) MANETs which becomes underway after the detection of an attack and as soon as the subsequent mitigation process is initiated.

Published
2021-08-17
How to Cite
Surbhi Dhiman, Sheetal Chaudhary. (2021). Stochastic Model for Stability in MANETs with Node Selfishness Resistance by Optimizing Queue Balks. Design Engineering, 8945 - 8953. Retrieved from http://www.thedesignengineering.com/index.php/DE/article/view/3451
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