Poster Template for VTC2012-Spring Yokohama First A. Author1,2, Second B. Author, Jr.2, and Third C. D. Author3 1National Institute of Standards and Technology, Boulder, CO 80305 USA 2Physics Department, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO 80309 USA 3National Institute for Materials Science, Tsukuba, Ibaraki 305, Japan first.author@email.com, second.author@email.jp, third.author@email.co.uk Abstract Simulation results In a few short sentences explain the problem the poster addresses, the novelty of your approach, and the most significant results. This abstract should not be as long and as detailed as the abstract of a paper. Bear in mind, that a poster is neither a short version of your paper, nor a list of slides copied one next to the other. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. 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Instead of long sentences, you might use bulleted lists if appropriate: in LEACH (Heinzelmann, ’02) clusters are formed based on signal strength; in LCA (Baker, ‘84) the goal is to handle node mobility; in Adaptive clustering (Lin, Gerla, ‘97), a single-hop intra cluster topology is established. As opposed to these, our approach proposes this and that. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Fig. 6: Figure caption in 18 Calibri Bold Fig. 5: Figure caption in 18 Calibri Bold Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. Text goes here. 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