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AUTOMATICA
1999

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Resource pricing and the evolution of congestion control

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Resource pricing and the evolution of congestion control

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We describe ways in which the transmission control protocol of the Internet may evolve to support heterogeneous applications. We show that by appropriately marking packets at overloaded resources and by charging a fixed small amount for each mark received, end-nodes are provided with the necessary information and the correct incentive to use the network efficiently.

Richard J. Gibbens, Frank P. Kelly

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Added	22 Dec 2010
Updated	22 Dec 2010
Type	Journal
Year	1999
Where	AUTOMATICA
Authors	Richard J. Gibbens, Frank P. Kelly

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