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Y. Wang, W. Chen, and J. S. Ho, "Performance analysis of Mobile IP extended with routing agents," Technical Report 97-CSE-13, Southern Methodist University, 1997.
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Yu Wang and Joseph S M Ho. Performance analysis of mobile ip extended with routing agents. NORTEL Wireless Networks, pages 2-3, 1999. xxv
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....agent after n movements can be computed using L n . The computation of the matrices P n d and L n depends upon the mobility model of a mobile node. This paper presents only the random walk model due to space limitation. A directional walk model has also been analyzed with similar results [10]. In the random walk model, a mobile node moves to one of its four neighboring cells with equal probability of 1=4. Thus the a i;j s in Eq. 1) are as follows: a i;j = 8 : 1 i = 0; j = 1 2i 1 4i i 0; j = i 1 2i Gamma1 4i i 0; j = i Gamma 1 0 otherwise (3) The matrix L n ....
....models, no matter how far away a mobile node is from home. This is especially useful when a mobile node cannot tolerate handoff delays over a certain level. Although our analysis is limited to a simple grid configuration of a mobile network and random walk model (and directional walk model in [10]) there is reason to believe that the results are applicable to more general network topologies and mobility models. The fundamental assumption in our analysis is that the geographical locality among cells implies network locality among the corresponding mobility agents. Mobile IP with routing ....
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Yu Wang, Weidong Chen, J.S.M. Ho, "Performance Analysis of Mobile IP Extended with Routing Agents," Proceedings of the 2nd European IASTED International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Systems, July 1998.
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