Information-theoretical channel performance limits of data transmission network with dynamic architecture and multiple retranslation
General law linking performance of channel, network architecture, frequency bandwidth and noise level is given. It is found that this law differs from classical Shannon formula. It is shown that theoretically for any given level of noise any given performance can be obtained using suitable number of retranslation chains and nodes. In practice it means that the network should be self-organized not only on the level of routing, but on the medium access level.