Table of Contents

• A Reliable Token-Passing Bus LAN with ReservationJean-Lien C. Wu, Jingshown Wu, Tien-Yu Huang. 1-8
• Performance Analysis of Token Ring Networks with Reservation Priority DisciplineMasayuki Murata, Kohei Shiomoto, Hideo Miyahara. 9-18
• Interconnection of CSMA/CE LANs via an N-Port BridgeLazaros F. Merakos, Hai Xie. 28-37
• Recursive Solution of a Class of Non-Product Form Protocol ModelsThomas G. Robertazzi. 38-46
• Recursive Computation of Steady-State Probabilities in Priority QueuesIsrael Cidon, Moshe Sidi. 47-50
• Performance Analysis of Message Delay Limited Synchronous Communication and Queueing SystemsIzhak Rubin, Montasser Ouaily. 51-58
• Performance Study of a Tree LAN with Collision AvoidanceTatsuya Suda, Kunio Goto. 59-68
• An Integrated Algorithm for Probabilistic Protocol Verification and EvaluationDragomir D. Dimitrijevic, Mon-Song Chen. 69-73
• A Formal Specification Technique for Communication ProtocolLi Layuan. 74-81
• Approximate Analytic Method for Computer Systems with Multiple Level Concurrent ProgramsC. Jittawiriyanukoon, T. Watanabe, H. Nakanishi, Yoshikazu Tezuka. 82-90
• Multistage, Multifaceted Analysis of Telecommunications Network ArchitecturesEarl E. McCoy, Pamela Zave. 91-95
• Telescience and High Bandwidth NetworkingBarry M. Leiner. 96
• Beyond Multiplexing and Full-Motion Video: Any Other Uses for Broadband?John F. Patterson. 97
• Why We Need Gigabit NetworksJonathan S. Turner. 98-99
• FLOWS: Performance Guarantees in Best Effort Delivery SystemsDouglas Comer, Rajendra Yavatkar. 100-109
• An Economy for Flow Control in Computer NetworksDonald F. Ferguson, Christos Nikolaou, Yechiam Yemini. 110-118
• Fairness of Optimal Routing in Virtual Circuit Data NetworksWei Kang Tsai, Pierce E. Cantrell, Jeffrey Goos. 119-126
• An Efficient Near-Optimal Algorithm for the Joint Traffic and Trunk Routing Problem in Self-Planning NetworksMing-Jeng Lee, James R. Yee. 127-135
• Splitting Algorithms in Noisy Channels with MemoryIlan Kessler, Moshe Sidi. 136-142
• On Formal Modeling of Communication ChannelsPawel Gburzynski, Piotr Rudnicki. 143-151
• CSMA/CD with Two Persistence Factors: A Unified Performance Model for CSMA/CDAhmed E. Kamal. 152-162
• Multiple Packet Multiple Channel CSMA/CD Protocols for Local Area NetworksDavid Hung-Chang Du, Shu-Ping Chang, Ghanta Subbaro. 163-172
• A Distributed Algorithm for Finding Shortest Pairs of Disjoint PathsRichard G. Ogier, Nachum Shacham. 173-182
• A Fast Distributed Shortest Path Algorithm for a Class of Hierarchically Structured Data NetworksJohn K. Antonio, Garng M. Huang, Wei Kang Tsai. 183-192
• Location of Central Nodes in Time Varying Computer NetworksAriel Orda, Raphael Rom. 193-199
• A Distributed Routing Algorithm for Virtual Circuit Data NetworksFrank Yeong-Sung Lin, James R. Yee. 200-207
• Packet Radio and the Factory of the FutureEdward J. Coyle, James S. Lehnert. 208-209
• Fiber-Optic-Based Networks for Computer-Integrated ManufacturingAsok Ray. 210-211
• A Multiprocessor Architecture for High Speed Network InterconnectionsMartina Zitterbart. 212-218
• Generalized Parallel Delta Networks: A New Class of Rearrangeable Interconnection NetworksFrancesco Bernabei, Marco Listanti. 219-226
• Application of a Rearrangement Algorithm for Digital Cross-Connect System ControlNobuo Fujii. 228-233
• Formalization of ISDN LAPD for Conformance TestingTeddy Boyce, T. Grenier, Robert L. Probert, Hasan Ural. 234-246
• ISDN Conformance Testing at AT&TBarry S. Bosik. 247
• ISDN Conformance Test Development at NISTDavid H. Su, Thomas B. DeWitt. 248-249
• FTAM Test Design Using an Automated Test ToolMichel Barbeau, Behçet Sarikaya, Srinivas Eswara, Vassilios N. Koukoulidis. 251-260
• On Generalizations in Networking Software to Encourage Code PortabilityPatrick Peters, Roy Dcruz, Chiun-Teh Sung, Christine Wang, Branislav Meandzija. 261-267
• A Synchronization Model for Protocol ConversionJ. C. Shu, Ming T. Liu. 276-284
• Traffic Relationships in Networks of TasksC. Murray Woodside, G. M. Yee. 285-292
• Analysis of a Class of Distributed Directory AlgorithmsPrabandham M. Gopal, Bharath K. Kadaba. 293-302
• Locating Distributed InformationCraig E. Wills. 303-311
• Optimal Selection of Multicast Groups for Resource Location on a Distributed SystemJosé M. Bernabéu-Aubán, Mostafa H. Ammar, Mustaque Ahamad. 312-321
• Analysis for Token Ring Networks Operating Under Message Priorities and Delay LimitsZsehong Tsai, Izhak Rubin. 322-331
• Generalized Access Control Strategies for Token Passing SystemsJoseph Pang, Fouad A. Tobagi. 332-341
• Effect of the Token Holding Timer on MAP PerformanceCharles Brooks, On-Ching Yue. 342-347
• On the Behavior of Control Token Protocols with Asynchronous and Synchronous TrafficAdriano Valenzano, Paolo Montuschi, Luigi Ciminiera. 348-355
• Design and Implementation of a Heterogeneous Distributed Database Management SystemChin-Wan Chung. 356-362
• A Resilient Replication Method in Distributed Database SystemsSang Hyuk Son. 363-372
• Performance Analysis of the Outbound Call Management SystemMohsen Sarraf. 373-381
• A Communication System Architecture for the OfficeAmine Benkiran, Gérard Durand, Rolf Kraemer, Munir Tag. 382-392
• The Programmable Network Prototyping SystemRandall A. Cieslak, Ayman Fawaz, Sonia Sachs, Pravin Varaiya, Jean C. Walrand, Albert Li. 393-399
• Configuration Synthesis for a Heterogeneous Backbone Cluster and a PC-Interface NetworkJoseph Betser, Alberto Avritzer, Jack W. Carlyle, Walter J. Karplus. 400-407
• Implementation of Data Capability in TDX-1A SystemS. J. Choi, H. S. Park, H. G. Bahk, Y.-K. Park, C. M. Kim. 408-414
• Capacity Allocation for Integrated Voice/Data Transmission at a Packet Switched TDMGuo-Liang Wu, Jon W. Mark. 429-438
• A New Voice Scheduling Scheme for Broadcast Bus Local Area NetworksWai Chen, San-qi Li, Mischa Schwartz. 448-457
• On Gateway for Internetworking through ISDN: Architecture and Formal Modelling with Petri NetsGuy Juanole, C. Faure. 458-467
• A Gateway Allocation Algorithm for Interconnecting Existing Data NetworksSong-Chyau Liang, James R. Yee. 468-473
• High Speed Bridges for High Speed Local Area Networks: Packets per Second vs. Bits per SecondPeter Martini. 474-483
• Designing a Gateway Between Teletex and OSI Networks by Means of SDLS. Alfonzetti, Salvatore Casale, Alfio Lombardo, G. Bertocchi. 484-493
• ATM: Ready for the Marketplace?Peter O Reilly. 495-496
• Distributed Scheduling of Broadcasts in a Radio NetworkRajiv Ramaswami, Keshab K. Parhi. 497-504
• Performance Analysis of Window Type Random-Access Algorithms for Packet Radio NetworksLeonidas Georgiadis, Michael Paterakis. 505-511
• A Rule-Based System for Packet Radio Network DesignLillian Ruston, Prodip Sen. 512-519
• A Buffered Two-Node Packet Radio Network with Product Form SolutionHsien-Chuen Yu, R. Lee Hamilton Jr.. 520-528
• Input Queueing of an Internally Non-Blocking Packet Switch with Two Priority ClassesJeane S.-C. Chen, Roch Guérin. 529-537
• A Study of Traffic Imbalances in a Fast Packet SwitchSan-qi Li, Myung Jong Lee. 538-547
• Delay Analysis of an Asymmetric, Buffered Random Access SystemAmir Behroozi-Toosi, Ramesh R. Rao. 558-563
• Performance Evaluation of Adaptive ARQ Schemes over Half Duplex Transmission LineYutaka Ishibashi, Akira Iwabuchi. 564-573
• Asymptotic Performance Analysis of Hybrid ARQ Protocols in Slotted Direct-Sequence Code Division Multiple-Access NetworksJoseph M. Hanratty, Gordon L. Stüber. 574-583
• Delay Minimization of the Adaptive Go-Back-N ARQ Protocols for Point-to-Multipoint CommunicationJonathan L. Wang, John A. Silvester. 584-593
• An Error Control Technique for High Data Rate Communication NetworksStephen B. Wicker. 594-601
• Three Keys to the Broadband Future: A View of ApplicationsJohn F. Patterson, Carmen Egido. 611-616
• LAN Based Real Time Audio-Graphics Conferencing SystemLuiz Fernando Gomes Soares, Simone L. Martins, T. L. P. Bastos. 617-623
• A Characterization of Telecommunication Services in the 1990 sDavid J. Wright, Michael To. 624-631
• Access and Switching Techniques in an ATM User-Oriented Satellite SystemFrancesco Delli Priscoli, Marco Listanti, Aldo Roveri, A. Vernucci. 632-640
• SFPS: A Synchronous Fast Packet Switching Architecture for Very High SpeedsYeali S. Sun, Mario Gerla. 641-646
• Switch Access Architecture for Quad Voice Lines with Data On-Demand per ISDN BRITzung-Pao Lin. 647-654
• Towards a Framework for High Speed Communication in a Heterogeneous Networking EnvironmentGuru M. Parulkar, Jonathan S. Turner. 655-667
• A Comparative Performance Study of Various Congestion Controls for ISDN Frame-Relay NetworksKim-Joan Chen, Kiran M. Rege. 674-675
• Frame Relay: Protocols and Private Network ApplicationsRao Cherukuri, Jeffrey H. Derby. 676-685
• LAN Interconnection via Frame RelayingJ. Lamont, J. Doak, M. Hui. 686-690
• Performance Analysis of the Congestion Control Scheme in Signaling System No. 7Kyoo Jeong Lee, Youngho Lim. 691-700
• A Congestion Control Framework for ATM NetworksAlexander Gersht, Kyoo Jeong Lee. 701-710
• Queueing Disciplines and Passive Congestion Control in Byte-Stream NetworksSamuel P. Morgan. 711-720
• Flow and Congestion Control in the Message Handling EnvironmentBarry J. Brachman, Samuel T. Chanson. 721-730
• Load Sharing in Heterogeneous Queueing SystemsSayed Atef Banawan, John Zahorjan. 731-739
• Load Balancing Algorithms for Jacksonian Networks with Acknowledgement DelaysAndreas D. Bovopoulos, Aurel A. Lazar. 749-757
• Resource Allocation with Load Balancing Consideration in Distributed Computing SystemsGe-Ming Chiu, C. S. Raghavendra, Shu Ming Ng. 758-765
• Performance Evaluation of GAM-T-103 Real-Time Transfer ProtocolsPascale Minet. 766-773
• Scheduling Policies for Real-Time and Non-Real-Time Traffic in a Statistical MultiplexerRenu Chipalkatti, James F. Kurose, Donald F. Towsley. 774-783
• Optimal Routing and Flow Control in Networks with Real-Time TrafficChristos G. Cassandras, Michelle Hruby Kallmes, Donald F. Towsley. 784-791
• Routing in a Circuit-Switched Network with Priority ClassesGita Gopal, Ashok Kumar, Abel Weinrib. 792-799
• Comparison of Deflection and Store-and-Forward Techniques in the Manhattan Street and Shuffle-Exchange NetworksNicholas F. Maxemchuk. 800-809
• Integrated MANs with Hierarchical ArchitectureEnrico Cadorin, Luigi Fratta. 818-825
• Flow Control in Metropolitan Area NetworksLiang-Neng Wong, Mischa Schwartz. 826-833
• A Delay-Throughput Performance Analysis of the p::i::-Persistent Protocol for Unidirectional Broadcast Bus NetworksS. Kasemlonnapa, James S. Meditch, Biswanath Mukherjee. 834-840
• Joint Optimization of Steady State and Dynamic Performance of ALOHA-Type VSAT ChannelsDipankar Raychaudhuri, J. Harman. 841-848
• Message and Packet Access Delays in CSMA-CD Local Area NetworksAbraham O. Fapojuwo, David Irvine-Halliday, Wah-Chun Chan. 849-857
• Dynamic Control of the ::::p::1::::::-Persistent Protocol Using Channel FeedbackBiswanath Mukherjee, Andrea C. Lantz, Norman S. Matloff, W. Melody Moh. 858-865
• Lightwave Local Area Network ArchitecturesAura Ganz, Imrich Chlamtac. 866
• Photone Switching in Ring-Based Optic NetworksAnwar Khurshid, David M. Rouse, Robert A. Widlicka. 867-876
• Multi::::-Log::2::N:::: Self-Routing Networks and Their Applications in High Speed Electronic and Photonic Switching SystemsChin-Tau A. Lea. 877-886
• Purely Optical Networks for Terabit CommunicationImrich Chlamtac, Aura Ganz, G. Karmi. 887-896
• A Single-Server Queue with Vacations and Gated Time-Limited ServiceKin K. Leung, Martin Eisenberg. 897-906
• Polling Systems with Correlated ArrivalsHanoch Levy, Moshe Sidi. 907-913
• Application of Norton s Theorem on Queueing Networks with Finite CapacitiesIan F. Akyildiz, Jörg Liebeherr. 914-923
• Modeling of Computer Networks for Performance Evaluation and Control Under Nonstationary ConditionsDavid Tipper, Malur K. Sundareshan. 924-933
• Interconnection of Token Rings by IEEE 802.6 Metropolitan Area NetworksRichard Vallée, Luis Orozco-Barbosa, Nicolas D. Georganas. 934-942
• Reduction of Crosspoints in One-Sided Crosspoint Switching NetworksAnujan Varma, Suresh Chalasani. 943-952
• An Expert Monitor for a Data Circuit Switch in a Wide-Area NetworkA. Roger Kaye, Bernard Pagurek. 953-959
• Markov Chain Analysis of Packet-Switched Banyans with Arbitrary Switch Sizes, Queue Sizes, Link Multiplicities and SpeedupsTed H. Szymanski, Salman Z. Shaikh. 960-971
• Modeling and Analysis of Systems with Multimode Components and Dependent FailuresKhiem V. Le, Victor O. K. Li. 972-980
• Architectural Description of a New, Easily Expandable Self-Routing Computer Network TopologyTony L. Mitchell, Arne A. Nilsson. 981-988
• A New Scheme for ID-Based Cryptosystems and SignatureChi-Sung Laih, Jau-Yien Lee, Lein Harn, Chin-Hsing Chen. 998-1002
• Blocking in an ISDN SwitchJeremiah F. Hayes, George M. Stamatelos. 1003-1009
• Performance Evaluation of Standard LAN Protocols in Time-Constrained EnvironmentsJorge Santos, Javier Orozco, Omar Alimenti. 1020-1028
• Performance Considerations on Resolvable-Contention-Ring Networks for Fiber Optic LANsHiromi Okada, Suvepon Saekol, Yoshikazu Tezuka. 1029-1037
• An Asymptotic Analysis of Complete Sharing PolicyWei-hsing Wang, Eugene Pinsky. 1038-1046
• Routing in Multiple Domain NetworksDragomir D. Dimitrijevic, Basil S. Maglaris, Robert Boorstyn. 1047-1056
• A New Free-Access Collision Resolution Algorithm Based Connection Request Procedure for Land Mobile Satellite SystemsHarry H. Tan, Tsun-Yee Yan. 1057-1062
• Adaptive Algorithms for Improving the Throughput of CDMA Packet Radio NetworksJeffrey C. Dill, John A. Silvester. 1078-1083
• Performance Analysis of Mobile Packet Radio NetworksRong-Feng Chang, Victor O. K. Li. 1084-1088
• End-to-End Performance Models for Variable Bit Rate Voice over Tandem Links in Packet NetworksSubrahmanyam Dravida, Kotikalapudi Sriram. 1089-1097
• A Class-Oriented Replacement Technique for Lost Speech PacketsLuiz A. DaSilva, David W. Petr, Victor Frost. 1098-1105
• An Efficient Multiple-Access Method for the Binary Adder ChannelIsrael Bar-David, Eli Plotnik, Raphael Rom. 1115-1120
• Random Access Systems with a Time Varying ChannelKelvin K. Y. Ho, Ramesh R. Rao, Jack K. Wolf. 1121-1126