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ORCIDComputer Networks [and ISDN Systems], Volume 66
Volume 66, June 2014
- John A. Silvester, Parviz Kermani:
Professor Leonard Kleinrock - Tribute Volume. 1-3
- Parviz Kermani, Leonard Kleinrock:
Reprint of "Virtual cut-through: A new computer communication switching technique". 4-17 - Luigi Fratta, Mario Gerla, Leonard Kleinrock:
Flow Deviation: 40 years of incremental flows for packets, waves, cars and tunnels. 18-31 - George Tychogiorgos, Kin K. Leung:
Optimization-based resource allocation in communication networks. 32-45 - Yechiam Yemini:
A balance of power principle for decentralized resource sharing. 46-51 - Yehuda Afek, Anat Bremler-Barr
, Liron Schiff:
Recursive design of hardware priority queues. 52-67 - Udi Ben-Porat, Anat Bremler-Barr, Hanoch Levy:
Computer and network performance: Graduating from the "Age of Innocence". 68-81 - Marco Ajmone Marsan, Michela Meo:
Queueing systems to study the energy consumption of a campus WLAN. 82-93 - Aaron Yi Ding, Jon Crowcroft, Sasu Tarkoma, Hannu Flinck:
Software defined networking for security enhancement in wireless mobile networks. 94-101 - Hideaki Takagi:
From computer science to service science: Queues with human customers and servers. 102-111 - Jim Kurose:
Information-centric networking: The evolution from circuits to packets to content. 112-120
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