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 abstract = {This paper presents a new MAC protocol, Mitigating Interference using Multiple Antennas with Antenna Selection (MIMA/AS-MAC), which uses multiple antennas to mitigate both interference from neighboring transmitters and fading. The proposed MIMA/AS-MAC protocol employs spatial multiplexing with antenna subset selection for data packet transmission, while using the Alamouti space-time code for control packet transmission. To study its performance, the MIMA/AS-MAC was implemented in the ns-2 network simulator for a system with two antennas. The total network throughput and fairness between two traffic flows was measured. The results show that the MIMA/AS-MAC system outperforms the previously proposed MIMA-MAC scheme, which does not use an antenna selection scheme, as well as a hybrid of the IEEE 802.11 MAC protocol with Alamouti encoding. ? 2004 IEEE.},
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