[PDF] Top 20 Analysis of loss networks with routing

... stochastic networks consisting of finite ca- pacity nodes with different classes of requests which move according to some routing ...these networks do not have, in general, ... See full document

... path routing problem. The routing problem is formulated as a multi-objective mathematical programming problem which attempts to minimize both cost and delay objectives ...path routing problem as a ... See full document

... sensor networks and radio frequency identification (RFID) devices are quickly becoming a vital part of our infrastructure with applications ranging from supply-chain management to home automation and ... See full document

... example of a 2-D Grid is depicted in ...presence of PEs which consider all the routing possibilities, four multiplex- ers are needed as shown in ...output of the FU and the inputs of ... See full document

... number of updates and lead to rapidly changing routing tables. One of the main tasks of the cognitive radio is to sense and determine whether a channel is available or ...list of ... See full document

... sensor networks. SVR uses a distributed approach to work in sensor networks, which are spatially ...nodes of a sensor network, which could attribute towards the smart behavior of the ...hoc ... See full document

... hoc networks, those parameters are particularly dependent on the network ...QoS routing with multiple constraints is NP Complete problem (Thenmozhi and Lakshmipathi, ...Nodes of the network ... See full document

... consists of a large number of low-cost, low-power, and multifunctional wireless sensor nodes, with sensing, wireless communications and computation ...capability of each individual sensor node ... See full document

... operation of the routing protocol DSDV. Some of the advantages of the DSDV are that it will avoid the formation of loops; this protocol puts in each routing table the sequence ... See full document

... On the network layer, most of the routing protocols are not designed to be intrusion tolerant. Albeit that, there are some protocols as the three studied on this chapter that do provide some mechanisms to ... See full document

... associated with downstream ...replies with the best partial route; otherwise, the initiating node times out and the process backtracks to the next upstream ... See full document

... consists of a collection of "peer" mobile nodes that are capable of communicating with each other without help from a fixed ...capable of changing on a continual and arbitrary ... See full document

... subpath of a best path is also a best ...routes of the other nodes. Several kinds of proof can be found in [13] [3] [34] [14] and the author in [20] showed that if the algebra is strictly increasing ... See full document

... energy of node, δ is the number of consecutive rounds during which a node has not been cluster-head by ...value of δ for that node is reset to 0. This threshold ensures nodes of higher ... See full document

... hoc networks are self configuring network and by a random and quickly changing network topology; thus the need for a robust dynamic routing protocol can accommodate such an ...hoc networks and to ... See full document

... capacity of the network(ABEST) which might lead to the loss of critical ...Prioritizing of packets will be of no use in case the chosen link doesn’t meet the user’s requirements namely ... See full document

... types of traffic in the cellular wireless air ...arrival of a new call or handoff call, bandwidth adaptation can be performed to degrade the channel allocations for some calls (still maintaining the QoS ... See full document

... performance of routing protocols in ad hoc wireless ...one of the first and popular performance evaluation studies of multiple routing protocols (DSDV, TORA, DSR, and AODV) through ... See full document

... Design of Delay Tolerant Network (DTN) routing protocols has focused to operate in an environment where there is no guarantee of end to end path between source and destination at all points of ... See full document

... nodes with similar mobility pattern increases nodal contact probability among mobile nodes within the group, which can interchange their ...lack of continuous communications and possible errors in the ... See full document