Abstract
Recently, efficient leader election algorithms for ad hoc radio networks with low time complexity and energy cost have been designed even for the no-collision detection, (no-CD), model. However, these algorithms are fragile in the sense that an adversary may disturb communication at low energy cost so that more than one station may regard itself as a leader. This is a severe fault since the leader election is intended to be a fundamental subroutine used to avoid collisions and to make it reliable.
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