The burgeoning demand for mobile data net￾works has highlighted some constraints on its future growth. Wireless links have always had orders of magnitude less bandwidth than their wireline counterparts. Mobile users have always chafed at this limitation, which essentially forces them to use applications in a manner reminis￾cent of wireline networks of decades past

Background and Motivation Problem Formulation Studies from Realistic Experiments Continuous Scanning with Mobile Reader Performance Evaluation Conclusion

Chapter 1. Fundamentals of Antennas 1 Chapter 2. Base Station Antennas for Mobile Radio Systems 31 Chapter 3. Antennas for Mobile Communications: CDMA, GSM, and WCDMA 95 Chapter 4. Advanced Antennas for Radio Base Stations 129 Chapter 5. Antenna Issues and Technologies for Enhancing System Capacity 177 Chapter 6. New Unidirectional Antennas for Various Wireless Base Stations 205 Chapter 7. Antennas for WLAN (WiFi) Applications 241 Chapter 8. Antennas for Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) Applications: RFID/UWB Positioning 291 Index 349

 Code Mobility  Mobile Agent  Migration Mechanism in Mobile Agent System

Introduction and Challenges Internet Mobility IPv6 Mobility Support Ad hoc Network Mobile System Framework Rethinking about Mobility Reading List

1. to know Cellular Mobile Telephone System Teaching 2. to understand the construction of cellular mobile telephone system Objectives

 Code Mobility  Mobile Agent  Migration Mechanism in Mobile Agent System

I. Company overview and main business activities II. International mobile phone market and smart phone industry III. Samsung brand development and positioning internationally IV. Mobile phone market in China V. Samsung in China VI. Samsung marketing and branding strategies in China VII. Samsung’s competitors in the Chinese market VIII. SWOT Analysis IX. Conclusion and Suggestions

《计算机网络》课程教学资源（参考文献）MOBILE NETWORKING THROUGH MOBILE IP

◆ Background of Mobile Ad Hoc Networks ◆ Thesis part I ◼ A Trusted Routing Protocol for Security Issues of Mobile Ad Hoc Networks ◆ Thesis part II ◼ A Coalitional Game Model for Security Issues of Wireless Networks ◆ Thesis part III ◼ A Coalitional Game Model for Selfishness Issues of Wireless Networks