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Optimizing TCP Receive Performance

The performance of the networking stack in an operating system depends on the overhead incurred by two of its components: the per-byte overhead incurred in data-touching operations, and the per-packet overhead of protocol processing and other operating sys ...

2008

Loss-resilient window-based congestion control

Pascal Frossard, Christophe De Vleeschouwer

This paper addresses the problem of fair allocation of bandwidth resources on lossy channels in hybrid heterogeneous networks. It discusses more particularly the ability of window-based congestion control to support non-congestion related losses. We invest ...

2008

A Generic Mean Field Convergence Result for Systems of Interacting Objects

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Jochen Mundinger

We consider a model for interacting objects, where the evolution of each object is given by a finite state Markov chain, whose transition matrix depends on the present and the past of the distribution of states of all objects. This is a general model of wi ...

2007

Improving TCP Performance in Ad Hoc Networks Using Signal Strength Based Link Management

Fabius Klemm

Mobility in ad hoc networks causes frequent link failures, which in turn causes packet losses. TCP attributes these packet losses to congestion. This incorrect inference results in frequent TCP re-transmission time-outs and therefore a degradation in TCP p ...

2005

End-to-end congestion control for tcp-friendly flows with variable packet size

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Jörg Widmer, Catherine Boutremans

Current TCP-friendly congestion control mechanisms adjust the packet rate in order to adapt to network conditions and obtain a throughput not exceeding that of a TCP connection operating under the same conditions. In an environment where the bottleneck res ...

2004

Explicit window-based transport control protocols in lossy environments

Pascal Frossard, Christophe De Vleeschouwer

This paper addresses efficient packet loss recovery by retransmission in window-based congestion control protocols. It builds on explicit congestion control mechanisms to decouple the packet loss detection from the congestion feedback signals. Implicit alg ...

2004

Robust TCP Connections for Fault Tolerant Computing

André Schiper, Nils Richard Ekwall

When processes on two different machines communicate, they most often do so using the TCP protocol. While TCP is appropriate for a wide range of applications, it has shortcomings in other application areas. One of these areas is fault tolerant distributed ...

2003

End-to-end Congestion Control for Flows with Variable Packet Size

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Jörg Widmer, Catherine Boutremans

Current TCP-friendly congestion control mechanisms such as those used in TFRC adjust the packet rate in order to adapt to network conditions and obtain a throughput not exceeding that of a TCP connection operating under the same conditions. In an environme ...

2002

Universal multimedia access from wired and wireless systems

Touradj Ebrahimi, Yousri Abdeljaoued

Personal computing and communication devices such as computers, personal digital assistants (PDAs), and mobile phones are moving to their next generation in which the end user will be able to access a multitude of information with a single device either lo ...

2001

Adaptive Multipath resolving for wireless location systems

Ali H. Sayed

We develop an adaptive technique for resolving overlapping multipath components. The technique relies on replacing the least-squares operation needed for resolving overlapping components by a gradient-based adaptive filter with projections. The projections ...

2001

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