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The document describes channel assignment in wireless radio networks as a strong edge coloring problem on graphs. It presents sequential approximation algorithms to minimize the number of channels needed for interference-free communication. It also provides a distributed protocol to maximize the number of communicating transceiver pairs when a fixed number of channels are available. Experimental results show the performance of a greedy distributed algorithm for strong edge coloring on random disk graphs with power-law distributed broadcast radii.





























