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Modelling TCP Reno with spurious timeouts in wireless mobile environments

Fu et al., 2003

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13786923987615139945
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Fu S
Atiquzzaman M
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Proceedings. 12th International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks (IEEE Cat. No. 03EX712)

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TCP has been found to perform poorly in the presence of spurious timeouts (ST) caused by delay spikes which are especially more frequent in today's wireless mobile networks than in traditional wired network. Because STs are generally considered to represent a transient …
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