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ORCIDACM SIGCOMM Symposium 1990: Philadelpia, PA, USA
- Phil Karn:
Proceedings of the ACM Symposium on Communications Architectures & Protocols, SIGCOMM 1990, Philadelpia, PA, USA, September 24-27, 1990. ACM 1990, ISBN 0-89791-405-8
- Allison Mankin:
Random Drop Congestion Control. 1-7 - S. Jamaloddin Golestani:
A Stop-and-Go Queueing Framework for Congestion Management. 8-18 - Lixia Zhang:
Virtual Clock: A New Traffic Control Algorithm for Packet Switching Networks. 19-29 - Debasis Mitra, Judith B. Seery:
Dynamic Adaptive Windows for High Speed Data Networks: Theory and Simulations. 30-40 - Barbara Liskov, Liuba Shrira, John Wroclawski:
Efficient At-Most-Once Messages Based on Synchronized Clocks. 41-49 - Douglas Comer, Ralph E. Droms:
Uniform Access to Internet Directory Services. 50-59 - Teruji Shiroshita:
A Data Processing Performance Model for the OSI Application Layer Protocols. 60-68 - John O. Limb:
A Simple Multiple Access Protocol for Metropolitan Area Networks. 69-78 - Winston Edmond, K. Leib, Claudio Topolcic:
The DARPA Wideband Network Protocol. 79-89 - Philippe Jacquet, Paul Mühlethaler:
Machnet: A Simple Access Protocol for High Speed or Long Haul Communications. 90-100 - Chaim Ziegler, Gerald Weiss:
Mechanisms for Integrated Voice and Data Conferencing. 101-107 - Jean-François P. Labourdette, George W. Hart:
Link Access Blocking in Very Large Multi-Media Networks. 108-117 - Bo Yang, Hasan Ural:
Protocol Conformance Test Generation Using Multiple UIO Sequences With Overlapping. 118-125 - R. J. F. de Vries:
Gauss: A Simple High Performance Switch Architecture for ATM. 126-134 - Eric C. Cooper, Peter Steenkiste, Robert D. Sansom, Brian Zill:
Protocol Implementation on the Nectar Communication Processor. 135-144 - Gary J. Murakami, Roy H. Campbell, Michael Faiman:
Pulsa: Non-Blocking Packet Switching with Shift-Register Rings. 145-155 - Scott Shenker
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A Theoretical Analysis of Feedback Flow Control. 156-165 - Zheng Wang, Jon Crowcroft:
Shortest Path First with Emergency Exits. 166-176 - Baruch Awerbuch:
Shortest Paths and Loop-Free Routing in Dynamic Networks. 177-187 - Niraj Jain, Mischa Schwartz, Theodore R. Bashkow:
Transport Protocol Processing at GBPS Rates. 188-199 - David D. Clark, David L. Tennenhouse:
Architectural Considerations for a New Generation of Protocols. 200-208 - David C. Feldmeier:
Multiplexing Issues in Communication System Design. 209-219 - Luping Liang, Gerald W. Neufeld, Samuel T. Chanson:
Avoiding Name Resolution Loops and Duplications in Group Communications. 220-230 - Lee Breslau, Deborah Estrin:
Design of Inter-Administrative Domain Routing Protocols. 231-241 - Amotz Bar-Noy, Madan Gopal:
Topology Distribution Cost vs. Efficient Routing in Large Networks. 242-252 - Jeffrey C. Mogul:
Efficient Use of Workstations for Passive Monitoring of Local Area Networks. 253-263 - Raj Jain:
Performance Analysis of FDDI Token Ring Networks: Effect of Parameters and Guidelines for Setting TTRT. 264-274 - Henry Yang, K. K. Ramakrishnan:
Frame Content Independent Stripping. 276-286 - Israel Cidon, Inder S. Gopal, Adrian Segall:
Fast Connection Establishment in High Speed Networks. 287-296 - Anthony J. McAuley:
Reliable Broadband Communication Using a Burst Erasure Correcting Code. 297-306 - Vaidy S. Sunderam:
An Inclusive Session Level Protocol for Distributed Applications. 307-316
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