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This paper presents a way of controling topology in wireless ad hoc networks while using a realistic physical layer. We first define the notion of connectivity in probabilistic physical layer. In a \lambda-connected network, all transmissions between any two devices has a probability of being done correctly greater or equal to \lambda. We then propose a topology reduction that preserves \lambda-connectivity. This topology reduction can be used to broadcast data.