**1. Introduction**

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Wireless networks are divided into two types: cellular [Swaroop et al, 2009] and mobile [Fapojuwo et al, 2004]. Cellular networks have been comprised of a fixed spinal column and radio base station so that the last hop that the user uses is wireless in form; however, many things are dependent on space and time [Dixit et al, 2005]. Figure 1 shows an example of cellular networks.

Fig. 1. An example of cellular networks
