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Age-Optimal Target Wake Time: Provably Good Wake Schedules for Energy-Constrained Wi-Fi Status Updating
Target Wake Time (TWT), introduced in IEEE 802.11ax, lets an access point schedule exactly when each station wakes, transmits, and dozes. Existing TWT schedulers optimize energy or throughput, treating information freshness at best as a constraint and offering no performance guarantees. We design th
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