ACM SIGCOMM CCR 35:2 2005 Invited Editorials: Making Router Buffers Much Smaller
This is a series of 3 papers in the July 2005 issue of SIGCOMM Computer Communication Review, on the topic of small buffer in routers.
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Shor et al (2000) Application of control theory to modeling and analysis of computer systems (RESCCE)
A paper tries to understand TCP as a control system (without rigorous modeling).
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Luebban et al (2009) Fast Rerouting for IP Multicast in Managed IPTV Networks (IWQoS)
Assume IP network is 2-connected, one can tune the IP link weights such that the multicast routing path and the unicast routing path between any two routers are failure disjoint, provided that the unicast routing is shortest path based and the multicast routing is PIM-based. Because of the disjoint, a...
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Jin et al (2003) FAST TCP: Motivation, Architecture, Algorithms, Performance (Caltech CS TR)
The tech report about developing FAST TCP.
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Malhotra et al (2005) Modeling the interaction of IEEE 802.3x hop-by-hop flow control and TCP end-to-end flow control (NGI)
It models TCP flows interacting with Ethernet Pause (802.3x) in two tandem queues as a Markov process. The TCP’s AIMD is modeled as a MMPP process with states with monotonically decreasing sending rate. The AIMD is modeled as a move of the state (rate increase) or (rate decrease). The Markove...
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