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An Introduction to Queueing Systems: Sanjay K. Bose

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9	137	Security performance of loaded IEEE 802.11b wireless networks	claim
10	136	A bandwidth-based polling scheme for QoS support in Bluetooth	claim
11	130	An OVSF code assignment scheme utilizing multiple RAKE combiners for W-CDMA	claim
12	127	Traffic splitting in a network: split traffic models and applications	claim
13	120	IPsec-based end-to-end VPN deployment over UMTS	claim
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15	118	SLA-based QoS pricing in DiffServ networks	claim
16	118	The next frontier for communications networks: power management	claim
17	117	The case for interdomain dynamic QoS-based service negotiation in the internet	claim
18	117	Dynamic bandwidth allocation in multi-class connection-oriented networks	claim
19	114	WFI optimized PWGPS for wireless IP networks	claim
20	113	A mobile differentiated services QoS model	claim
21	112	Design and analysis of optimal adaptive de-jitter buffers	claim
22	111	An adaptive scheduling algorithm for differentiated services on WDM optical networks	claim
23	110	On the latency and fairness characteristics of pre-order deficit round Robin	claim
24	109	User-space auto-tuning for TCP flow control in computational grids	claim
25	108	Protection performance components in MPLS networks	claim
26	108	Dynamic establishment of differentiated survivable lightpaths in WDM mesh networks	claim
27	103	Performance considerations for mobile web services	claim
28	102	A scalable architecture for end-to-end QoS provisioning	claim
29	102	The distinctive design characteristic of a wireless sensor network: the energy map	claim
30	99	Performance analysis of a mobile communication network: the tandem case	claim
31	98	Proactive resource provisioning	claim
32	98	Performance evaluation of a broadband wireless access system subjected to heavy load	claim
33	98	End system multicast: an architectural infrastructure and topological optimization	claim
34	96	Some open issues on internetworking for the next generation	claim
35	96	Achieving proportional delay differentiation efficiently	claim
36	96	Privacy issues in virtual private networks	claim
37	95	A distributed middleware infrastructure for personalized services	claim
38	94	An economic model for the radio resource management in multimedia wireless systems	claim
39	94	The timely token protocol	claim
40	94	Content pricing in the Internet	claim
41	92	Genetic algorithms for multiple multicast on WDM ring network	claim
42	92	An on-demand, link-state, multi-path QoS routing in a wireless mobile ad-hoc network	claim
43	92	GPRS-based WLAN authentication and auto-configuration	claim
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45	90	Understanding bandwidth-delay product in mobile ad hoc networks	claim
46	89	QROUTE: an QoS-guaranteed multicast routing	claim
47	89	Dynamic parameter adjustment for available-bandwidth estimation of TCP in wired wireless networks	claim
48	87	TCP Westwood with adaptive bandwidth estimation to improve efficiency/friendliness tradeoffs	claim
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50	84	A self-extracting accurate modeling for bounded-delay video services	claim
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52	83	Breaking network security based on synchronized chaos	claim
53	83	Mutual authentication and group key agreement for low-power mobile devices	claim
54	81	A performance anomaly in clustered on-line transaction processing systems	claim
55	81	End-to-end quality of service for high-end applications	claim
56	79	Anomaly detection methods in wired networks: a survey and taxonomy	claim
57	79	Fair bandwidth sharing between unicast and multicast flows in best-effort networks	claim
58	79	Interdomain traffic engineering with redistribution communities	claim
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60	78	Wavelength assignment to lightpaths for minimal wavelength conversions in multihop WDM networks	claim
61	78	Performance and control of network systems	claim
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64	74	A survey of application level multicast techniques	claim
65	73	Taxonomy and survey of retransmission-based partially reliable transport protocols	claim
66	69	Wireless packet scheduling in an integrated CDMA system using channel status information	claim

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