Jun Luo

  1. MEGCOM: Min-Energy Group COMmunication in Multi-hop Wireless Networks.

    Authors: Jun Luo, Yang Liu, Kai Han, Liusheng Huang, Liu Xiang
    Subjects: Networking and Internet Architecture
    Abstract

    Given the increasing demand from wireless applications, designing
    energy-efficient group communication protocols is of great importance to
    multi-hop wireless networks. A group communication session involves a set of
    member nodes, each of them needs to send a certain number of data packets to
    all other members.

  2. GeoQuorum: Load Balancing and Energy Efficient Data Access in Wireless Sensor Networks.

    Authors: Jun Luo, Ying He
    Subjects: Networking and Internet Architecture
    Abstract

    When data productions and consumptions are heavily unbalanced and when the
    origins of data queries are spatially and temporally distributed, the so called
    in-network data storage paradigm supersedes the conventional data collection
    paradigm in wireless sensor networks (WSNs). In this paper, we first introduce
    geometric quorum systems (along with their metrics) to incarnate the idea of
    in-network data storage. These quorum systems are "geometric" because curves
    (rather than discrete node sets) are used to form quorums.

  3. Similar dissection of sets.

    Authors: Shigeki Akiyama, Jun Luo, Ryotaro Okazaki, Wolfgang Steiner, Jörg Thuswaldner
    Subjects: Metric Geometry
    Abstract

    In 1994, Martin Gardner stated a set of questions concerning the dissection
    of a square or an equilateral triangle in three similar parts. Meanwhile,
    Gardner's questions have been generalized and some of them are already solved.
    In the present paper, we solve more of his questions and treat them in a much
    more general context. Let $D\subset \mathbb{R}^d$ be a given set and let
    $f_1,...,f_k$ be injective continuous mappings. Does there exist a set $X$ such
    that $D = X \cup f_1(X) \cup ... \cup f_k(X)$ is satisfied with a
    non-overlapping union?

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