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Optimal Nonsteady-State Strategy of Repetitions in an S-ALOHA Channel with Nonpersistent Subscribers

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A model is considered of an S-ALOHA channel with nonpersistent subscribers. It is proved that in this case the optimum strategy for repetitions is of a nonsteady-state nature and consists of an equal-probability choice of the repetition segments during the time-out interval.

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Shimanov, S.N. Optimal Nonsteady-State Strategy of Repetitions in an S-ALOHA Channel with Nonpersistent Subscribers. Measurement Techniques 44, 1191–1197 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1014713902656

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