Local Routing in Convex Subdivisions
Abstract
In various wireless networking settings, node locations determine a network’s topology, allowing the network to be modelled by a geometric graph drawn in the plane. Without any additional information, local geometric routing algorithms can guarantee delivery to the target node only in restricted classes of geometric graphs, such as triangulations. In order to guarantee delivery on more general classes of geometric graphs (e.g., convex subdivisions or planar subdivisions), previous local geometric routing algorithms required state bits to be stored and passed with the message. We present the first local geometric routing algorithm using only one state bit to guarantee delivery on convex subdivisions and, when the algorithm has knowledge of the incoming port (the preceding node on the route), the first stateless local geometric routing algorithm that guarantees delivery on edge-augmented monotone subdivisions (including all convex subdivisions). We also show that state bits are necessary in planar subdivisions in which faces may have three or more reflex vertices.
Communicated by Joe Mitchell
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