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Quality of Future Internet Services: COST Action 263 Final Report (Lecture Notes in Computer Science) [Paperback]

Michael Smirnov (Editor), Ernst Biersack (Editor), Chris Blondia (Editor), Olivier Bonaventure (Editor), Olga Casals (Editor)

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Publication Date: November 13, 2003 | Series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (Book 2856)

This book presents a state-of-the-art survey of technologies, algorithms, models, and experiments in the area quality of Internet service. It is based on the European Action COST 263 Quality of Future Internet Services, which involved 70 researchers during a period of almost five years. The results presented in the book reflect the state of the art in the area beyond the Action COST 263. The six comprehensive chapters are written by teams of leading researchers in the area; a roadmap outlines and summarizes the overall situation and indicates future developments. The book offers chapters on traffic managements, quality of service routing, Internet traffic engineering, mobile networking, algorithms for scalable content distribution, and pricing and QoS.

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Paperback: 302 pages
Publisher: Springer; 1 edition (November 13, 2003)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 3540201939
ISBN-13: 978-3540201939
Product Dimensions: 9.1 x 6.1 x 0.7 inches
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The problem addressed by traffic theory (section 2.2) is: How to model mathematically relations within the network between demand, capacity and performance? Read the first page

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prefix servers, interdomain paths, optimal prefix length, suffix server, video distribution architecture, provider aggregatable addresses, interdomain traffic engineering, forecast scheduler, lossy scenario, server height, prefix transmission, traffic engineering system, segment loss probability, controlled multicast, mpeg traffic, network transmission cost, forwarding buffer, aggregate delay, sensitive sessions, provisioning period, network state information, overloading parts, reception delay, network dimensioning, root placement

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Van Mieghem, Resource Mediator, Internet Engineering Task Force, Service Mediator, Communications Magazine, Final Report, Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, Access Mediator, Computer Communication Review, Device Controller, Network Controller, Operations Research, Service Level Indication, Data Communications, Hierarchical Mobile, International Symposium, Network Magazine, Network Provisioning Scheduler, New York, Per Hop Behavior, Tel Aviv, Transportation Science, Virtual Private Networks, Don Towsley, Duplicate Address Detection

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