Search for dissertations about: "multi-path routing"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 7 swedish dissertations containing the words multi-path routing.
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1. Transport-Layer Performance in Wireless Multi-Hop Networks
Abstract : Wireless communication has seen a tremendous growth in the last decades. Continuing on this trend, wireless multi-hop networks are nowadays used or planned for use in a multitude of contexts, spanning from Internet access at home to emergency situations. READ MORE
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2. Improving TCP Performance in Wireless Multi-hop Networks : Design of Efficient Forwarding and Packet Processing Techniques
Abstract : Due to the high availability of cheap hardware, wireless multi-hop networks and in particular Wireless Mesh Networks (WMNs) are becoming popular in more and more contexts. For instance, IEEE 802.11 based WMNs have already started to be deployed as means to provide Internet access to rural areas in the developing world. READ MORE
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3. Enhancing P2P Systems over Wireless Mesh Networks
Abstract : Due to its ability to deliver scalable and fault-tolerant solutions, applications based on the peer-to-peer (P2P) paradigm are used by millions of users on the internet. Recently, wireless mesh networks (WMNs) have attracted a lot of interest from both academia and industry, because of their potential to provide flexible and alternative broadband wireless internet connectivity. READ MORE
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4. Wireless Multi Hop Access Networks and Protocols
Abstract : As more and more applications and services in our society now depend on the Internet, it is important that dynamically deployed wireless multi hop networks are able to gain access to the Internet and other infrastructure networks and services. This thesis proposes and evaluates solutions for providing multi hop Internet Access. READ MORE
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5. Transport-Layer Performance for Applications and Technologies of the Future Internet
Abstract : To provide Internet applications with good performance, the transport protocol TCP is designed to optimize the throughput of data transfers. Today, however, more and more applications rely on low latency rather than throughput. Such applications can be referred to as data-limited and are not appropriately supported by TCP. READ MORE