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The history of random access protocols is very rich, but also surprisingly vital in identifying new models, aspects and associated problems, for example related to the recent developments in massive communication for the IoT. It has started with the paper on ALOHA Abramson [1970], while the paradigm based on probing and splitting tree was introduced later on in Hayes [1978], Tsybakov and Mikhailov [1978] and Capetanakis [1979]. Detailed analysis of random access protocols can be found in Bertsekas and Gallager [1992] and Rom and Sidi [2012]. A beautiful example of modeling and analysis of random access protocols can be found in Bianchi [2000].