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 \(N\) states with monotonically decreasing sending rate. The AIMD is modeled as a move of the state \(a\to a-1\) (rate increase) or \(a\to...
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He et al (2009) End-to-End Versus Hop-by-Hop Soft State Refresh for Multi-hop Signaling Systems (ICNP)
An extended paper of He et al (2009)
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He et al (2009) End-to-End versus Hop-by-Hop State Refresh in Soft State Signaling Protocols (Comm Ltrs(13))
A 3-page paper.
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Pipes (in bash)
In UNIX, pipeline is a great feature. However, a pipe by definition is single input to single processor. How about we do a SIMD kind of stuff?
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