Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: ,  introduce the stable path topology control problem for link-state routing in mobile multi-hop networks.  formulate the topology control problem of selective link-state broadcast as a graph pruning problem with restricted local neighborhood information.  develop a multi-agent optimization framework where the decision policies of each agent are restricted to local policies on incident edges and independent of the policies of other agents.  show that under a condition called the positivity condition, these independent local policies preserve the stable routing paths globally.  then provide an efficient algorithm, which  call the Stable Path Topology Control algorithm, to compute this local policy that yields a pruned graph. Using simulations,  demonstrate that this algorithm, when used with the popular ETX metric, outperforms topology control mechanisms commonly used for Mobile Ad Hoc Networks.
['Kiran K. Somasundaram', 'John S. Baras', 'Kaustubh Jain', 'Vahid Tabatabaee']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Distributed topology control for Stable Path routing in multi-hop wireless networks
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