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We study the throughput of multi-hop routes and stability of forwarding queues in a wireless Ad-Hoc network with random access channel. We focuse on wireless with stationary nodes, such as community wireless networks. Our main result is charactrerization of stability condition and the end-to-end throughput using the balance. We also investigate the impact of routing on end-to-end throughput and stability of intermediate nodes. We find that i) as long as the intermediate queues in the network are stable, the end-to-end throughput of a connection does not depend on the load on the intermediate nodes, ii) we showed that if the weight of a link originating from a node is set to the number of neighbors of this node, then shortest path routing maximizes the minimum probability of end-to-end packet delivery in a network of weighted fair queues with coupled servers. Numerical results are given and support the results of the analysis.

Stability-Throughput Tradeoff and Routing in Multi-hop Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks