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2002
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Performance of Reliable Transport Protocol over IEEE 802.11 Wireless LAN: Analysis and Enhancement

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IEEE 802.11 Medium Access Control(MAC) is proposed to support asynchronous and time bounded delivery of radio data packets in infrastructure and ad hoc networks. The basis of the I...

Haitao Wu, Yong Peng, Keping Long, Shiduan Cheng, ...

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1	213	Performance of Reliable Transport Protocol over IEEE 802.11 Wireless LAN: Analysis and Enhancement	claim
2	210	Constraint-based path selection methods for on-demand provisioning in WDM networks	claim
3	193	Bounding the Lifetime of Sensor Networks Via Optimal Role Assignments	claim
4	182	QoS and Fairness Constrained Convex Optimization of Resource Allocation for Wireless Cellular and Ad Hoc Networks	claim
5	179	Avoiding Instability during Graceful Shutdown of OSPF	claim
6	178	Scalable IP Lookup for Programmable Routers	claim
7	176	Performance Optimization of VoIP Calls over Wireless Links Using H.323 Protocol	claim
8	175	Downlink Power Allocation for Multi-class CDMA Wireless Networks	claim
9	169	SWAN: Service Differentiation in Stateless Wireless Ad Hoc Networks	claim
10	167	Power-Saving Protocols for IEEE 802.11-Based Multi-Hop Ad Hoc Networks	claim
11	165	On the capacity of wireless networks: The relay case	claim
12	164	Assessment of VoIP quality over Internet Backbones	claim
13	160	Optimal Rate Allocation and Traffic Splits for Energy Efficient Routing in Ad Hoc Networks	claim
14	159	Application-aware Admission Control and Scheduling in Web Servers	claim
15	154	Analysis of Measured Single-Hop Delay from an Operational Backbone Network	claim
16	154	Maxmin fair scheduling in wireless networks	claim
17	153	Gossip-based ad hoc routing	claim
18	151	Channel Sharing by Rate Adaptive Streaming Applications	claim
19	150	ASCENT: Adaptive Self-Configuring sEnsor Networks Topologies.	claim
20	150	Clock Synchronization Algorithms for Network Measurements	claim
21	149	Adaptive Load Sharing for Network Processors	claim
22	149	Locality in Search Engine Queries and Its Implications for Caching	claim
23	148	Detecting SYN Flooding Attacks	claim
24	143	Restoration Algorithms for Virtual Private Networks in the Hose Model	claim
25	140	TCP-SMO: Extending TCP to Support Medium-Scale Multicast Applications	claim
26	139	Distributed Construction of Connected Dominating Set in Wireless Ad Hoc Networks	claim
27	137	Efficient Hardware Architecture for Fast IP Address Lookup	claim
28	136	Session-Based Overload Control in QoS-Aware Web Servers	claim
29	136	Optimal Configuration of OSPF Aggregates	claim
30	134	Efficient Dissemination of Personalized Information Using Content-Based Multicast	claim
31	133	Distributed Partial Information Management (DPIM) Schemes for Survivable Networks - Part I	claim
32	132	Nonlinear Instabilities in TCP-RED	claim
33	132	Predicting Internet Network Distance with Coordinates-Based Approaches	claim
34	131	Dynamics of TCP/RED and a Scalable Control	claim
35	130	KNITS: Switch-based Connection Hand-off	claim
36	130	Using the Small-World Model to Improve Freenet Performance	claim
37	129	QoS routing for mobile ad hoc networks	claim
38	127	Routing Restorable Bandwidth Guaranteed Connections using Maximum 2-Route Flows	claim
39	124	On Multiple Description Streaming with Content Delivery Networks	claim
40	122	Design of Wavelength Converting Switches for Optical Burst Switching	claim
41	121	Host Multicast: A Framework for Delivering Multicast To End Users	claim
42	120	Coexistence Mechanisms for Interference Mitigation between IEEE 802.11 WLANs and Bluetooth	claim
43	119	Beyond Routing: An Algebraic Approach to Network Coding	claim
44	119	On the scalability of ad hoc routing protocols	claim
45	119	Characterizing the Internet Hierarchy from Multiple Vantage Points	claim
46	118	On Distinguishing between Internet Power Law Topology Generators	claim
47	114	Analysis of Combined Adaptive Bandwidth Allocation and Admission Control in Wireless Networks	claim
48	114	Equation-Based Packet Marking for Assured Forwarding Services	claim
49	114	Design and Scalability of NLS, a Scalable Naming and Location Service	claim
50	114	Exploiting OTDM technology in WDM networks	claim
51	113	BSFQ: Bin Sort Fair Queueing	claim
52	113	A Proxy Based Indirect Routing Scheme for Ad Hoc Wireless Networks	claim
53	113	Fair Scheduling and Buffer Management in Internet Routers	claim
54	112	Provisioning Content Distribution Networks for Streaming Media	claim
55	112	Joint Scheduling and Power Control for Wireless Ad-hoc Networks	claim
56	110	Stability of a Multicast Tree	claim
57	108	Optimizing the Topology of Bluetooth Wireless Personal Area Networks	claim
58	108	Energy Efficient Communications in Ad Hoc Networks Using Directional Antennas	claim
59	107	How to market-manage a QoS network	claim
60	107	End-to-End Internet Video Traffic Dynamics: Statistical Study and Analysis	claim
61	107	A Scalable Approach to the Partition of QoS Requirements in Unicast and Multicast	claim
62	107	Probabilistic Packet Scheduling: Achieving Proportional Share Bandwidth Allocation for TCP Flows	claim
63	106	Scheduling Algorithms for a Cache Pre-Filling Content Distribution Network	claim
64	106	Ultrafast Photonic Label Switch for Asynchronous Packets of Variable Length	claim
65	106	Real-time Model and Convergence Time of BGP	claim
66	106	Energy-Limited Wireless Networking with Directional Antennas: The Case of Session-Based Multicasting	claim
67	105	Self-Verifying CSFQ	claim
68	104	Performance Analysis of Deflection Routing in Optical Burst-Switched Networks	claim
69	103	An Unequal Error Protection Method for Packet Loss Resilient 3-D Mesh Transmission	claim
70	103	Impromptu Measurement Infrastructures using RTP	claim
71	103	Towards Simple, High-performance Schedulers for High-aggregate Bandwidth Switches	claim
72	103	Resource Management in Third Generation Mobile Communication Systems Employing Smart Antennas	claim
73	102	Power and Server Allocation in a Multi-Beam Satellite with Time Varying Channels	claim
74	102	A New Preemption Policy for DiffServ-Aware Traffic Engineering to Minimize Rerouting	claim
75	101	A Framework for Optimal Battery Management for Wireless Nodes	claim
76	101	Scheduling Processing Resources in Programmable Routers	claim
77	99	Topologically-Aware Overlay Construction and Server Selection	claim
78	99	Fast PDA Synchronization Using Characteristic Polynomial Interpolation	claim
79	98	Impact of Segments Aggregation on TCP Reno Flows in Optical Burst Switching Networks	claim
80	97	Improving the Performance of Interactive TCP Applications using Service Differentiation	claim
81	97	Clustering Overhead for Hierarchical Routing in Mobile Ad hoc Networks	claim
82	95	A Congestion Control Algorithm for Tree-based Reliable Multicast Protocols	claim
83	95	Exact sampling of TCP Window States	claim
84	95	Video Multicast in (Large) Local Area Networks	claim
85	95	A Robust Acknowledgement Scheme for Unreliable Flows	claim
86	94	SAVE: Source Address Validity Enforcement Protocol	claim
87	93	Inference and Labeling of Metric-Induced Network Topologies	claim
88	93	On double-link failure recovery in WDM optical networks	claim
89	92	FPAC: Fast, Fixed-Cost Authentication for Access to Reserved Resources	claim
90	89	Increase-Decrease Congestion Control for Real-time Streaming: Scalability	claim
91	88	Routing in Overlay Multicast Networks	claim
92	87	Bluetooth Scatternets: An Enhanced Adaptive Scheduling Scheme	claim
93	87	User Fair Queing: Fair Allocation of Bandwidth for Users	claim
94	85	Priority Service and Max-Min Fairness	claim
95	85	Application of Network Calculus to General Topologies using Turn-Prohibition	claim
96	84	Optimal MAC State Switching for cdma2000 Networks	claim
97	84	Multicast Scheduling for List Requests	claim
98	83	Packet Scale Rate Guarantee for non-FIFO Nodes	claim
99	83	Stochastic Models for Throughput Analysis of Randomly Arriving Elastic Flows in the Internet	claim
100	83	Off-line Configuration of a MPLS over WDM Network under Time-Varying Offered Traffic	claim
101	82	Energy-efficient Scheduling of Packet Transmissions over Wireless Networks	claim
102	82	Guaranteed Scheduling for Switches with Configuration Overhead	claim
103	82	Individual QoS versus Aggregate QoS: A Loss Performance Study	claim
104	81	On Service Level Agreements for IP Networks	claim
105	79	Efficient Distributed Path Selection for Shared Restoration Connections	claim
106	77	Improving BGP Convergence Through Consistency Assertions	claim
107	77	Increasing robustness of fault localization through analysis of lost, spurious, and positive symptoms	claim
108	76	Probabilistic Location and Routing	claim
109	75	Stochastic Analysis of Some Expedited Forwarding Networks	claim
110	74	Optimal on-line estimation of the size of a dynamic multicast group	claim
111	74	How Harmful the Paradox Can Be in the Braess/Cohen-Kelly-Jeffries Networks	claim
112	73	Optimal Energy Allocation and Admission Control for Communications Satellites	claim
113	72	TCP Network Calculus: The case of large delay-bandwidth product	claim
114	69	A New Class of QoS Routing Strategies Based on Network Graph Reduction	claim
115	69	Travelling Miser Problem	claim
116	68	A Recursive Session Token Protocol for use in Computer Forensics and TCP Traceback	claim
117	64	A Quantitative Assured Forwarding Service	claim
118	63	Maintaining Packet Order In Two-stage Switches	claim
119	58	Virtual-Topology Adaptation for WDM Mesh Networks Under Dynamic Traffic	claim
120	56	Routing and Wavelength Assignment in WDM Rings with Heterogeneous Wavelength Conversion Capabilities	claim

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