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Interference Reduction in Wireless Networks

The presence of interference in wireless networks is quickly being focused upon as a problem in today’s world. Unfortunately, research is so young that leading researchers have differing ideas regarding the identification of a universal measure of network interference. But some goals have become cemented as necessary, such as the requirement of a low interference network that does not sacrifice other aspects of a network and maintains overall network performance. One proposed methodology of interference reduction is through topology control, which seeks to establish a strong network while still keeping the interference generated at a minimum. In this paper, we discuss existing topology control algorithms and present open problems to spur on active development of interference reducing network solutions.