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We discuss the modelling of FAST TCP and prove four stability results. Using the traditional continuous-time flow model, we prove, for general networks, that FAST TCP is globally ...
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2005
IEEE
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Abstract— Given a wireless ad hoc network and an endto-end traffic pattern, the power rate function refers to the minimum total power required to support different throughput un...
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— Conventionally, most network protocols assume that the network entities who participate in the network activities will always behave as instructed. However, in practice, most n...
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2005
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— In this paper, we consider the throughput modelling and fairness provisioning in CSMA/CA based ad-hoc networks. The main contributions are: Firstly, a throughput model based on...
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— Recently there has been a great deal of research on using mobility in sensor networks to assist in the initial deployment of nodes. Mobile sensors are useful in this environmen...
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— We investigate the spatial distribution of wireless nodes that can transport a given volume of traffic in a sensor network, while requiring the minimum number of wireless node...
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—The communication model typically assumed in wireless ad-hoc networks is based on a traditional “pipelined relay” (PR) strategy. In PR, an end-to-end flow has multiple outs...