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ORCIDINFOCOM 1993: San Francisco, CA, USA - Volume 1
- Proceedings IEEE INFOCOM '93, The Conference on Computer Communications, Twelfth Annual Joint Conference of the IEEE Computer and Communications Societies, Networking: Foundation for the Future, San Francisco, CA, USA, March 28 - April 1, 1993. IEEE Computer Society 1993, ISBN 0-8186-3580-0
Session 1A: Multimedia Traffic Modelling and Analysis
- Steven H. Low, Pravin Varaiya:
Burstiness Bounds for Some Burst Reducing Servers. 2-9 - Ji Zhang:
Performance Study of Markov Modulated Fluid Flow Models with Priority Traffic. 10-17 - Hong-Dah Sheng, San-qi Li:
Second Order Effect of Binary Sources on Characteristics of Queue and Loss Rate. 18-27 - Hervé Dupuis, Bruce E. Hajek:
Simple Formulas for Multiplexing Delay for Independent Regenerative Sources. 28-35
Session 1B: Wave Division Multiplexing
- Marco Ajmone Marsan, Andrea Bianco, Emilio Leonardi, Fabio Neri:
A Comparison of Regular Topologies for All-Optical Networks. 36-47 - Leonid Kazovsky, Charles F. Barry, Michael Hickey, Ciro Aloisio Noronha Jr., Pierluigi Poggiolini
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A Multi-Gbit/s Optical LAN Utilizing a Passive WDM Star: Towards an Experimental Prototype. 48-56 - Aura Ganz, Bo Li:
A Packet-Switched WDM Passive Optical Star Based Metropolitan Area Network. 57-64 - Patrick W. Dowd, Kalyani Bogineni:
Switching Latency Overlap Techniques for WDM Star-Coupled Media Access Protocols. 65-74
Session 1C: Multicasting
- Rosario Aiello, Elena Pagani, Gian Paolo Rossi:
Design of a Reliable Multicast Protocol. 75-81 - Matthew Doar, Ian M. Leslie:
How Bad is Naïve Multicast Routing? 82-89 - Reuven Cohen, Yoram Ofek:
Label Swapping Routing with Self-Termination. 90-97 - Mostafa H. Ammar, Shun Yan Cheung, Caterina M. Scoglio:
Routing Multipoint Connections Using Virtual Paths in an ATM Network. 98-105
Session 1D: Conformance Testing and Interoperability
- Samuel T. Chanson, Jinsong Zhu:
A Unified Approach to Protocol Test Sequence Generation. 106-114 - David Lee, Krishan K. Sabnani, David M. Kristol, Sanjoy Paul, M. Ümit Uyar:
Conformance Testing of Protocols Specified as Communicating FSMs. 115-127 - Wen-Huei Chen, Chuan Yi Tang, Hasan Ural:
Minimum-Cost Synchronizable Test Sequence Generation via the DuplexU Digraph. 128-135 - Russell J. Clark, Mostafa H. Ammar, Kenneth L. Calvert:
Multi-Protocol Architectures as a Paradigm for Achieving Inter-Operability. 136-143
Session 2A: Modeling and Analysis of ATM Networks 1
- Ming-Jeng Lee, James R. Yee:
A Design Algorithm for Reconfigurable ATM Networks. 144-151 - Hyong W. Lee, Jon W. Mark:
ATM Network Traffic Characterization Using Two Types of On-Off Sources. 152-159 - Christoph Herrmann:
Analysis of the Discrete-Time SMP/D/1/s Finite Buffer Queue with Applications in ATM. 160-167 - Leszek K. Reiss, Lazaros F. Merakos:
Shaping of Virtual Path Traffic for ATM B-ISDN. 168-175
Session 2B: Polling and Token Passing Networks
- Marco Ajmone Marsan, Susanna Donatelli, Fabio Neri, U. Rubino:
Good and Bad Dynamic Polling Orders in Symmetric Single Buffer Markovian Multiserver Multiqueue Systems. 176-185 - Gopal Agrawal, Biao Chen, Wei Zhao:
Local Synchronous Capacity Allocation Schemes for Guaranteeing Message Deadlines with the Timed Token Protocol. 186-193 - Offer Fabian, Hanoch Levy:
Polling System Optimization through Dynamic Routing Policies. 194-200 - Dimitris Logothetis, Kishor S. Trivedi:
Reliability Analysis of Various Station Attachment Schemes in an FDDI Token Ring. 201-208
Session 2C: Packet Switched Networks
- Israel Cidon, Roch Guérin, Asad Khamisy, Moshe Sidi:
Analysis of a Correlated Queue in a Communication System. 209-216 - Mahmoud Naghshineh, Roch Guérin:
Fixed Versus Variable Packet Sizes in Fast Packet-Switched Networks. 217-226 - Hui Zhang, Domenico Ferrari:
Rate-Controlled Static-Priority Queueing. 227-236 - Israel Cidon, Roch Guérin, Asad Khamisy, Moshe Sidi:
On Queues with Inter-Arrival Times Proportional to Service Times. 237-244
Session 3A: Admission and Congestion Control
- Craig M. Barnhart, Jeffrey E. Wieselthier, Anthony Ephremides:
An Approach to Voice Admission Control in Multihopj Wireless Networks. 246-255 - Anwar Elwalid, Debasis Mitra:
Effective Bandwidth of General Markovian Traffic Sources and Admission Control of High Speed Networks. 256-265 - Kai Y. Eng, Mark J. Karol, Richard D. Gitlin:
Memory-and Channel-Sharing Techniques for Congestion Control in ATM Networks. 266-273 - Xiaoqiang Chen:
Modeling Connection Admission Control. 274-281
Session 3B: MANs 1
- Joseph A. Bannister, Mario Gerla, Milan Kovacevic:
An All-Optical Multifiber Tree Network. 282-292 - Maurizio Decina, Vittorio Trecordi, G. Zanolini, D. Zucca:
An Approximate Analysis of Broadcasting in Multichannel Metropolitan Area Networks. 293-302 - Alberto Bononi, Fabrizio Forghieri, Paul R. Prucnal:
Analysis of One-Buffer Deflection Routing in Ultra-Fast Optical Mesh Networks. 303-311 - Yao-Min Chen, Galen H. Sasaki:
Irregular Torus Networks: Deadlock Avoidance and Throughput Analysis. 312-321
Session 3C: Routing 1
- Ram Krishnan, John A. Silvester:
Choice of Allocation Granularity in Multipath Source Routing Schemes. 322-329 - Jaidev Kaniyil, Noriaki Hagiya, Shigeru Shimamoto, Yoshikuni Onozato, Shoichi Noguchi:
On the Structural Uniqueness of Alternate Routing Schemes in Non-Hierarchical Networks. 330-337 - Richard G. Ogier, Vladislav Rutenburg:
Robust Routing for Minimum Worst-Case Expected Delay in Unreliable Networks. 338-346
Session 3D: ATM Networks
- Nicholas F. Maxemchuk:
Dispersity Routing on ATM Networks. 347-357 - Theodore E. Tedijanto, Levent Gün:
Effectiveness of Dynamic Bandwidth Management Mechanisms in ATM Networks. 358-367 - Izhak Rubin, Ho-Ting Wu:
FECCA - A New Access Algorithm for an ATM Ring Network. 368-375 - V. F. Hartanto, Harsha R. Sirisena:
User-Network Policer: A New Approach for ATM Congestion Control. 376-383
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