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Wireless Communications

wisp-bridge (Wireless Internet Service Provider Bridge) is a high-performance Layer 2 MAC-NAT daemon written in pure Rust for Linux hypervisors (KVM, QEMU, Proxmox VE, libvirt). It circumvents the IEEE 802.11 3-address limitation on client (STA) interfaces, allowing virtual machines and containers to transparently obtain routable IPv4 addresses directly from upstream physical routers with sub-microsecond in-place packet translation and zero host network disruption.

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Terminal based configuration tool for HC12 wireless modules.

This repository is accompanying the papers "Artificial Fast Fading from Reconfigurable Surfaces Enables Ultra-Reliable Communications" (SPAWC 2021) and "Reconfigurable Intelligent Surface Phase Hopping for Ultra-Reliable Communications" (Submitted).

This repository belongs to the publications "On the Set of Joint Rayleigh Fading Distributions Achieving Positive Zero-Outage Capacities" (Asilomar 2020) and "On Fading Channel Dependency Structures with a Positive Zero-Outage Capacity" (IEEE TCOM).

This repository belongs to the publication "Calculation of Bounds on the Ergodic Capacity for Fading Channels with Dependency Uncertainty" (submitted to IEEE ICC 2021).

This repository belongs to the publications "Copula-Based Bounds for Multi-User Communications".

This repository belongs to the publication "Bounds on the Secrecy Outage Probability for Dependent Fading Channels" (arXiv:2004.06644).

This repository belongs to the publication "Reliability Bounds for Dependent Fading Wireless Channels".

This repository belongs to the publication "Bounds on the Ergodic Secret-Key Capacity for Dependent Fading Channels".