Since its formal introduction to IP networks in 1993 as a viable complementary approach for
congestion control, there has been a steady stream of research output with respect to Active …

Providing congestion control in the Internet, while ensuring fairness among a myriad of
heterogeneous flows, is a challenging task. The conventional wisdom is to rely on end-user …

Queueing systems in which an arriving job is blocked and lost with a probability that
depends on the queue size are studied. The study is motivated by the popularity of Active …

This paper presents a survey of congestion control approaches in high speed wired network
by taking into account both directions of congestion control research: source based and …

Fair bandwidth sharing is important for the Internet architecture to be more accommodative
of the heterogeneity. The Internet relies primarily on the end-systems to cooperatively deploy …

Abstract The Misra, Gong and Towsley (MGT) fluid model for Transmission Control Protocol
(TCP) has been used extensively to guide designs of Active Queue Management (AQM) …

Internetworking often requires a large amount of users to share a common gateway to obtain
connectivity to the Internet. Congestion avoidance mechanisms are used to prevent the …

In recent years, several neuron-based active queue management (AQM) schemes have
been proposed. Such schemes exhibit important attributes including fast convergence with …

Many TCP-friendly congestion control schemes have been proposed to pursue the TCP-
equivalence criterion, which states that a TCP-equivalent flow should have the same …

The importance of an optimal solution for disaster evacuation has recently raised attention
from researchers across multiple disciplines. This is not only a serious, but also a …