Marbukh, V.
(2007),
Metastability of Fair Bandwidth Sharing Under Fluctuating Demand and Necessity of Flow Admission control, IEE Electron. Lett.
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Metastability of Fair Bandwidth Sharing Under Fluctuating Demand and Necessity of Flow Admission control
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Abstract
A flow-level Markov model for fair bandwidth sharing with packet retransmissions under random flow arrivals/departures is proposed and discussed. Fluctuations in the numbers of flows in progress cause the network instability even under light load. The network can be stabilized with flow admission control at the cost of small flow rejection probability.Citation
IEE Electron. Lett.
Volume
43
Issue
19
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
Fair bandwidth sharing, flow admission control, Internet, stability
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Created September 17, 2007, Updated February 19, 2017