Resources

CS 7601

Fall 2007

Resource Links

Scalable TCP

High Speed TCP

BIC TCP

Papers for Presentation & Schedule

Please give your preference list by writing a rank for each paper before Wednesday (Oct 31)

Nov 07

Urban 1.TCP-Fusion: A Hybrid Congestion Control Algorithm for High-speed Networks Kazumi Kaneko; Jiro Katto, (Waseda University, JP)

Ajay 3. Packet Reordering in High-Speed Networks and Its Impact on High-Speed TCP Variants, Jie Feng; Zhipeng Ouyang; Lisong Xu; Byrav Ramamurthy, (University of Nebraska-Lincoln, US)

Nov 14

Urban 2.Modeling and Analysis to Estimate the End-System Performance Bottleneck Rate for High-Speed Data Transfer, Amitabha Banerjee; Biswanath Mukherjee; Dipak Ghosal, (UC Davis, US)

Esma 4. YeAH-TCP: yet Another Highspeed TCP, Francesco Vacirca; Andrea Baiocchi; Angelo Castellani, (Universita di Roma, La Sapienza, IT)

Nov 21

Michael 5.Congestion Control Without a Startup Phase, Mark Allman*; Shudong Jin**; Dan Liu**; Limin Wang***, (*ICIR, US; **Case Western Reserve University, US; ***Bell Labs, US)

Suman 8. Analysis of TCP Westwood+ in high speed networks,E. Altman, C. Barakat, S. Mascolo, N. Moller, and J. Sun (INRIA)

Nov 28

Ajay 7.Compound TCP: A Scalable and TCP-Friendly Congestion Control for High-speed Networks, Kun Tan Jingmin Song, Qian Zhang*, and Murari Sridharan**, (Microsoft Research Asia, HK Univ of Science & Technology*, Microsoft Corp.**)

Esma 6. Impact of Drop Synchronisation on TCP Fairness in High Bandwidth-Delay Product Networks, D.J. Leith and R. Shorten (Hamilton Institute)

Dec 05

Michael 9.Evaluating the Performance of TCP Stacks for High-Speed Networks, B. Even, Y. Li, and D.J. Leith (Hamilton Institute)

Suman 10.TCP-Adaptive Reno: Improving Efficiency-Friendliness Tradeoffs of TCP Congestion Control Algorithm, Hideyuki Shimonishi, Takayuki Hama, and Tutomu Murase (NEC Corp.)