. Arvidsson, Matthew Roughan and Tobias Ryder, "On the Origin of Long-Range Dependence in TCP Traffic", ITC-17, Brazil, 2001 Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....has a tail that is O( # 1 ) The above observations are usually combined to conclude that the link buffer occupancies in the Internet will be heavy tailed. Such observations are, however, based on an open loop analysis of an LRD traffic source feeding a buffer. Recent numerical studies ( 15] [16], 9] suggest that an understanding of traffic and buffer processes in the Internet should take into account the closed loop nature of Internet congestion control, namely TCP which is an adaptive window protocol (AWP) In this paper we carry out such an analysis for the network scenario of Figure ....
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