Table of Contents

• Burstiness Bounds for Some Burst Reducing ServersSteven H. Low, Pravin Varaiya. 2-9
• Performance Study of Markov Modulated Fluid Flow Models with Priority TrafficJi Zhang. 10-17
• Second Order Effect of Binary Sources on Characteristics of Queue and Loss RateHong-Dah Sheng, San-qi Li. 18-27
• Simple Formulas for Multiplexing Delay for Independent Regenerative SourcesHervé Dupuis, Bruce Hajek. 28-35
• A Comparison of Regular Topologies for All-Optical NetworksMarco Ajmone Marsan, Andrea Bianco, Emilio Leonardi, Fabio Neri. 36-47
• A Multi-Gbit/s Optical LAN Utilizing a Passive WDM Star: Towards an Experimental PrototypeLeonid Kazovsky, Charles F. Barry, Michael Hickey, Ciro Aloisio Noronha Jr., Pierluigi Poggiolini. 48-56
• A Packet-Switched WDM Passive Optical Star Based Metropolitan Area NetworkAura Ganz, Bo Li. 57-64
• Switching Latency Overlap Techniques for WDM Star-Coupled Media Access ProtocolsPatrick W. Dowd, Kalyani Bogineni. 65-74
• Design of a Reliable Multicast ProtocolRosario Aiello, Elena Pagani, Gian Paolo Rossi. 75-81
• How Bad is Naïve Multicast Routing?Matthew Doar, Ian M. Leslie. 82-89
• Label Swapping Routing with Self-TerminationReuven Cohen, Yoram Ofek. 90-97
• Routing Multipoint Connections Using Virtual Paths in an ATM NetworkMostafa H. Ammar, Shun Yan Cheung, Caterina M. Scoglio. 98-105
• A Unified Approach to Protocol Test Sequence GenerationSamuel T. Chanson, Jinsong Zhu. 106-114
• Conformance Testing of Protocols Specified as Communicating FSMsDavid Lee, Krishan K. Sabnani, David M. Kristol, Sanjoy Paul, M. Ümit Uyar. 115-127
• Minimum-Cost Synchronizable Test Sequence Generation via the DuplexU DigraphWen-Huei Chen, Chuan Yi Tang, Hasan Ural. 128-135
• Multi-Protocol Architectures as a Paradigm for Achieving Inter-OperabilityRussell J. Clark, Mostafa H. Ammar, Kenneth L. Calvert. 136-143
• A Design Algorithm for Reconfigurable ATM NetworksMing-Jeng Lee, James R. Yee. 144-151
• Analysis of the Discrete-Time SMP/D/1/s Finite Buffer Queue with Applications in ATMChristoph Herrmann. 160-167
• Shaping of Virtual Path Traffic for ATM B-ISDNLeszek K. Reiss, Lazaros F. Merakos. 168-175
• Good and Bad Dynamic Polling Orders in Symmetric Single Buffer Markovian Multiserver Multiqueue SystemsMarco Ajmone Marsan, Susanna Donatelli, Fabio Neri, U. Rubino. 176-185
• Local Synchronous Capacity Allocation Schemes for Guaranteeing Message Deadlines with the Timed Token ProtocolGopal Agrawal, Biao Chen, Wei Zhao. 186-193
• Polling System Optimization through Dynamic Routing PoliciesOffer Fabian, Hanoch Levy. 194-200
• Reliability Analysis of Various Station Attachment Schemes in an FDDI Token RingDimitris Logothetis, Kishor S. Trivedi. 201-208
• Analysis of a Correlated Queue in a Communication SystemIsrael Cidon, Roch Guérin, Asad Khamisy, Moshe Sidi. 209-216
• Fixed Versus Variable Packet Sizes in Fast Packet-Switched NetworksMahmoud Naghshineh, Roch Guérin. 217-226
• Rate-Controlled Static-Priority QueueingHui Zhang, Domenico Ferrari. 227-236
• On Queues with Inter-Arrival Times Proportional to Service TimesIsrael Cidon, Roch Guérin, Asad Khamisy, Moshe Sidi. 237-244
• An Approach to Voice Admission Control in Multihopj Wireless NetworksCraig M. Barnhart, Jeffrey E. Wieselthier, Anthony Ephremides. 246-255
• Effective Bandwidth of General Markovian Traffic Sources and Admission Control of High Speed NetworksAnwar Elwalid, Debasis Mitra. 256-265
• Memory-and Channel-Sharing Techniques for Congestion Control in ATM NetworksKai Y. Eng, Mark J. Karol, Richard D. Gitlin. 266-273
• An Approximate Analysis of Broadcasting in Multichannel Metropolitan Area NetworksMaurizio Decina, Vittorio Trecordi, G. Zanolini, D. Zucca. 293-302
• Analysis of One-Buffer Deflection Routing in Ultra-Fast Optical Mesh NetworksAlberto Bononi, F. Forghieri, Paul R. Prucnal. 303-311
• Irregular Torus Networks: Deadlock Avoidance and Throughput AnalysisYao-Min Chen, Galen H. Sasaki. 312-321
• Choice of Allocation Granularity in Multipath Source Routing SchemesRam Krishnan, John A. Silvester. 322-329
• On the Structural Uniqueness of Alternate Routing Schemes in Non-Hierarchical NetworksJaidev Kaniyil, Noriaki Hagiya, Shigeru Shimamoto, Yoshikuni Onozato, Shoichi Noguchi. 330-337
• Robust Routing for Minimum Worst-Case Expected Delay in Unreliable NetworksRichard G. Ogier, Vladislav Rutenburg. 338-346
• Dispersity Routing on ATM NetworksNicholas F. Maxemchuk. 347-357
• Effectiveness of Dynamic Bandwidth Management Mechanisms in ATM NetworksTheodore E. Tedijanto, Levent Gün. 358-367
• FECCA - A New Access Algorithm for an ATM Ring NetworkIzhak Rubin, Ho-Ting Wu. 368-375
• User-Network Policer: A New Approach for ATM Congestion ControlV. F. Hartanto, Harsha Sirisena. 376-383
• A Burst-Level Adaptive Input-Rate Flow Control Scheme for ATM NetworksIzhak Rubin, K. David Lin. 386-394
• A Deterministic Fluid Model for Cell Loss in ATM NetworksMichael K. Wong, Pravin Varaiya. 395-400
• On the Theory of General ON-OFF Sources with Applications in High-Speed NetworksKhosrow Sohraby. 401-410
• Traffic Control Scheme for Interconnection of FDDI Networks through an ATM NetworkMiki Yamamoto, Toshihito Hirata, Chikara Ohta, Hideki Tode, Hiromi Okada, Yoshikazu Tezuka. 411-420
• An Analysis of Multi-Receiver, Non-Adaptive, Slotted Aloha with Capture for Wireless Communications in FactoriesM. Scott Corson, Anthony Ephremides. 421-428
• Analysis of a Wireless MAC Protocol with Client Server TrafficRichard O. LaMaire, Arvind Krishna, Hamid Ahmadi. 429-438
• Protocols for Collecting Responses in Multi-Hop Radio NetworksChungki Lee, James E. Burns, Mostafa H. Ammar. 439-446
• A Method for Delay Analysis of Interacting Queues in Multiple Access SystemsEytan Modiano, Anthony Ephremides. 447-454
• Extensions to the "Staggering Switch" ArchitectureZygmunt J. Haas. 455-463
• Logical Clustering for the Optimization and Analysis of a Rearrangeable Distributed ATM SwitchJean-François P. Labourdette, Anthony S. Acampora. 464-472
• Multinet Switch: Multistage ATM Switch Architecture with Partially Shared BuffersHyong S. Kim. 473-480
• On a Class of Banyan Networks and Tandem Banyan Switching FabricsSandeep Sibal, Ji Zhang. 481-488
• Fast Connection Establishment in Large-Scale NetworksWillibald A. Doeringer, Douglas Dykeman, Antonius P. J. Engbersen, Roch Guérin, Andreas Herkersdorf, L. Heusler. 489-496
• Network Access Fairness Control for Concurrent Traffic in Gigabit LANsJih-Shyr Yih, Chung-Sheng Li, Dilip D. Kandlur, Michael S. Yang. 497-504
• Parallel CommunicationJoseph D. Touch. 505-512
• Performance Analysis of MSP: A Feature-Rich High-Speed Transport ProtocolThomas F. La Porta, Mischa Schwartz. 513-520
• A Generalized Processor Sharing Approach to Flow Control in Integrated Services Networks: The Multiple Node CaseAbhay K. Parekh, Robert G. Gallager. 521-530
• A New Performance Measure for Statistical Multiplexing: Perspective of the Individual SourceGopal Meempat, Gopalakrishnan Ramamurthy, Bhaskar Sengupta. 531-538
• Queueing Delays in Rate Controlled ATM NetworksAnindo Banerjea, Srinivasan Keshav. 547-556
• Power-Optimal Layout of Passive, Single-Hop, Fiber-Optic Interconnections Whose Capacity Increases with the Number of StationsYitzhak Birk. 565-572
• Timing and Dispersion in WDM Optical Star NetworksGhassan Semaan, Pierre A. Humblet. 573-577
• An Adaptive Network Routing Method by Electrical-Circuit ModelingNobuyuki Oba, Hiroaki Kobayashi, Tadao Nakamura. 586-592
• Blocking Evaluation for Networks with Reward Maximization RoutingZbigniew Dziong, Josée Mignault, Catherine Rosenberg. 593-601
• Optimal Routing with Packet Fragmentation in Computer NetworksAriel Orda, Raphael Rom. 602-609
• Stability of a Class of Dynamic Routing Protocols (IGRP)Steven H. Low, Pravin Varaiya. 610-616
• Design and Implementation of a Fast Virtual Channel Establishment Method for ATM NetworksRobert T. Olsen, Lawrence H. Landweber. 617-627
• Experimental Evaluation of SunOS IPC and TCP/IP Protocol ImplementationChristos Papadopoulos, Guru M. Parulkar. 628-637
• Towards Tailoring Protocols to Application Specific RequirementsPhilipp Hoschka. 647-653
• A Simple Flow Control Mechanism in ATM Network with End-to-End TransportHyeog-In Kwon, Arnon Tubtiang, Guy Pujolle. 654-661
• Fundamental Limits of Input Rate Contol in High Speed NetworksSan-qi Li, Song Chong. 662-671
• On the Queueing Behavior of Multiplexed Leaky Bucket Regulated SourcesMichael G. Hluchyj, Nanying Yin. 672-679
• A Peak Rate Regulation Scheme for ATM Networks and Its PerformanceChikara Ohta, Hideki Tode, Miki Yamamoto, Hiromi Okada, Yoshikazu Tezuka. 680-689
• Is There Life beyond Linear Topologies? A Comparison of DQDB and Manhattan Street NetworkRam Krishnan, Nicholas F. Maxemchuk. 690-698
• Multiple Logical Token-Rings in a Single High-Speed RingReuven Cohen, Adrian Segall. 699-706
• Performance Evaluation of a Dynamic Priority Mechanism for the ::::p::i::::::-Persistent Protocol for Metropolitan Area NetworksGregory J. Miller, Michael Paterakis. 707-714
• Service Integration in CRMA: A Simulative AnalysisGiuseppe Anastasi, Marco Conti, Enrico Gregori, Luciano Lenzini. 715-721
• Architecture and Design of Connectionless Data Service for a Public ATM NetworkDonald F. Box, Duke P. Hong, Tatsuya Suda. 722-731
• Integrated Quality of Service for Multimedia CommunicationsAndrew T. Campbell, Geoff Coulson, Francisco Garcia, David Hutchison, Helmut Leopold. 732-739
• Isochronets: A High-Speed Network Switching ArchitectureYechiam Yemini, Danilo Florissi. 740-747
• Translation of QoS Parameters into ATM Performance Parameters in B-ISDNJae-Il Jung, Dominique Seret. 748-755
• Modeling and Formal Specification of the Personal Communication ServiceD. Desbiens, Gregor von Bochmann, Anindya Das, Joumana Dargham. 756-765
• Concurrency Model and Its Application to Formal Protocol SpecificationsMyungchul Kim, Samuel T. Chanson, Son T. Vuong. 766-773
• Generating Test Cases for EFSM with Given Fault ModelsChang-Jia Wang, Ming T. Liu. 774-781
• Multiple Fault Diagnostics for Finite State MachinesAbderrazak Ghedamsi, Gregor von Bochmann, Rachida Dssouli. 782-791
• A Real-Time Distributed Routing and Admission Control Algorithm for ATM NetworksFrank Yeong-Sung Lin, James R. Yee. 792-801
• Guaranteed Bounds for Steady State Performance Measures of a Markov Chain with Applications to High Speed Data NetworksMario Bonatti, Alexei A. Gaivoronski. 802-809
• Queueing Analysis of Explicit Priority Assignment Partial Buffer Sharing Schemes for ATM NetworksChung Gu Kang, Harry H. Tan. 810-819
• Traffic Classification for Round-Robin Scheduling Schemes in ATM NetworksSanjay Gupta, Magda El Zarki. 820-827
• An Approximation for Performance Evaluation of Stationary Single Server QueuesRon Addie, Moshe Zukerman. 835-842
• Analysis of Message Delay ProcessIsrael Cidon, Asad Khamisy, Moshe Sidi. 843-849
• Real-Time High Percentile Tracking of Quasi-Exponential DelaysKhosrow Sohraby, A. E. Eckberg. 850-857
• Analysis of the Link Error Monitoring Algorithms in the Signaling System Number 7 ProtocolV. Ramaswami, Jonathan L. Wang. 859-866
• Experimental Assessment of End-to-End Behavior on InternetDheeraj Sanghi, Ashok K. Agrawala, Olafur Gudmundsson, Bijendra N. Jain. 867-874
• Traffic Characteristics of the T1 NSFNET BackboneKimberly C. Claffy, George C. Polyzos, Hans-Werner Braun. 885-892
• A Simulation Study of Video Teleconferencing Traffic in ATM NetworksDavid M. Cohen, Daniel P. Heyman. 894-901
• Bandwidth Requirements of Variable Bit Rate MPEG Sources in ATM NetworksPramod Pancha, Magda El Zarki. 902-909
• Priority Statistical Multiplexing of Mixed VBR Video and CBR Traffic in B-ISDN/ATM With a Threshold AlgorithmRauf Izmailov, Ender Ayanoglu. 910-918
• Statistical Multiplexing of VBR MPEG Compressed Video on ATM NetworksDaniel Reininger, Dipankar Raychaudhuri, Benjamin Melamed, Bhaskar Sengupta, Jon R. Hill. 919-926
• Path Allocation in a Three-Stage Broadband Switch with Intermediate Channel GroupingMartin Collier, Thomas Curran. 927-934
• Fiber Delay Lines Optical Buffer for ATM Photonic Switching ApplicationsFrancesco Masetti, Paulette Gavignet, Dominique Chiaroni, G. Da Loura. 935-942
• Performance Analysis of Shared-Buffered Banyan Networks under Arbitrary Traffic PatternsStefano Gianatti, Achille Pattavina. 943-952
• Wavelength-Based Cell Switching in ATM Multihop Optical NetworksStuart D. Elby, Anthony S. Acampora. 953-963
• Competitive Routing in Multi-User Communication NetworksAriel Orda, Raphael Rom, Nahum Shimkin. 964-971
• Optimal Routing Algorithm for High-Speed (ATM) NetworksSung-Woo Park, Wei Kang Tsai. 972-979
• Performance Evaluation of Multipoint Routing AlgorithmsBernard M. Waxman. 980-986
• Rule-Based Call-by-Call Source Routing for Integrated Communication NetworksWhay Chiou Lee, Michael G. Hluchyj, Pierre A. Humblet. 987-993
• A Distributed Algorithm for Detecting and Resolving Store-and-Forward Deadlocks in Networks with Minimum Exchange BuffersKenneth Luo, William Klostermeyer, Yuan-Chieh Chow. 994-1003
• Extract Maximum Information from Event-Driven Topology UpdatesVladislav Rutenburg, Richard G. Ogier. 1004-1013
• Self-Stabilizing ARQ on Channels with Bounded Memory or Bounded DelayJohn Spinelli. 1014-1022
• Shortest Path Cost Distribution in Random Graphs with Positive Integer Edge CostsScott K. Walley, Harry H. Tan, Audrey M. Viterbi. 1023-1032
• A Predictive Hop-by-Hop Congestion Control Policy for High Speed NetworksGopalakrishnan Ramamurthy, Bhaskar Sengupta. 1033-1041
• An Analysis of the Congestion Effects of Link Failures in Wide Area NetworksDavid Tipper, Joseph L. Hammond, S. Sharma, A. Khetan, K. Balakrishnan, S. Menon. 1042-1050
• On Protective Buffer PoliciesIsrael Cidon, Roch Guérin, Asad Khamisy. 1051-1058
• Optimal Buffer Control During Congestion in an ATM Network NodeLeandros Tassiulas, Yaochung Hung, Shivendra S. Panwar. 1059-1066
• A Three-Priority Queueing Policy with Application to DQDB ModelingRandall Landry, Ioannis Stavrakakis. 1067-1074
• A Slot Interleaved Multiple Access Scheme for DQDB Metropolitan Area NetworksNen-Fu Huang, Shiann-Tsong Sheu. 1075-1082
• Occupancy Distribution for a DQDB Station Based on a Queueing System with Markov-Structured Service RequirementsIoannis Stavrakakis, Sophia Tsakiridou. 1083-1090
• Performance Analysis of a New Bandwidth Balancing Mechanism under the Presence of Erasure NodesDennis Karvelas, Michail Papamichail. 1091-1098
• Analysis and Implementation of a Priority Knockout SwitchJoseph B. Evans, Edgardo Duron, Yizhen Wang. 1099-1106
• Evaluating Blocking Probability in DistributorsEllen W. Zegura. 1107-1116
• The Performance Analysis of a Random Packet Selection Policy for Multicast SwitchingMustafa K. Mehmet Ali. 1117-1126
• Reverse Channel Augmented Multihop Lightwave NetworksAllalaghatta Pavan, Sourav Bhattacharya, David Hung-Chang Du. 1127-1134
• An Implementation Model for Connection-Oriented Internet ProtocolsCharles D. Cranor, Guru M. Parulkar. 1135-1143
• Implementing Efficient Encoders and Decoders for Network Data RepresentationsMichael Sample, Gerald W. Neufeld. 1144-1153
• Performance Comparison and Analysis of XTP and TCP/IP over the BERKOM Broadband ISDN NetworkChangpeng Fan, Thomas Luckenbach, Xiangwen Xu. 1154-1161
• Reducing the Complexities of TCP for a High Speed Networking EnvironmentM.-H. Nguyen, M. Schwartz. 1162-1169
• Characterization of a CBR Connection over a Channel with Known Bounded Delay VariationGuven Mercankosk, Antonio Cantoni. 1170-1177
• End-to-End Priority Cell Discarding Analysis for ATM NetworksDavid W. Petr, James S. Wineinger. 1178-1185
• Performance Analysis of Parallel ATM Connections for Gigabit Speed ApplicationsNina Taft Plotkin, Pravin Varaiya. 1186-1193
• The Effect of Multiplexing, Switching and Other Factors on the Performance of Broadband NetworksV. J. Friesen, J. W. Wong. 1194-1203
• Performance Analysis of Fixed-and Movable-Boundary Channel AccessJeffrey E. Wieselthier, Anthony Ephremides. 1204-1213
• Performance Analysis of Multiple Access Protocols for CDMA Cellular and Personal Communications ServicesZhensheng Zhang, Yow-Jong Liu. 1214-1221
• Performance Modelling of Window Based Flow Control in a Multihop Packet Radio LANSubir K. Biswas. 1222-1231
• Tracking Mobile Users in Wireless Communication NetworksAmotz Bar-Noy, Ilan Kessler. 1232-1239
• A Fundamental Property for Traffic Management in ATM NetworksSoung C. Liew, Tony T. Lee. 1240-1249
• A General Relationship between Buffer Occupance and Delay in Discrete-Time Multiserver Queueing Models, Applicable in ATM NetworksBart Steyaert, Herwig Bruneel, Yijun Xiong. 1250-1258
• Cell Loss and Output Process Analyses of a Finite-Buffer Discrete-Time ATM Queueing System with Correlated ArrivalsTetsuya Takine, Tatsuya Suda, Toshiharu Hasegawa. 1259-1269
• Performance Analysis of Internally Unbuffered Large Scale ATM Switch with Bursty TrafficYuji Oie, Kenji Kawahara, Masayuki Murata, Hideo Miyahara. 1270-1279
• A Novel Link Set Dimensioning Procedure for Networks Supporting the Load Splitting Link Selection AlgorithmJonathan L. Wang. 1280-1287
• An Integrated Dynamic Resource Allocation Scheme for ATM NetworksRaffaele Bolla, F. Danovaro, Franco Davoli, Mario Marchese. 1288-1297
• Dynamic Bandwidth Allocation in High Speed Integrated Service NetworksPartho Pratim Mishra, Satish K. Tripathi. 1298-1305
• Load Balancing of Complex Stochastic Tasks Using Stochastic MajorizationDavid M. Nicol, Rahul Simha, Donald F. Towsley. 1306-1313
• Performance Evaluation of MMPP/D/1K Queues for Aggregate ATM Traffic ModulesFerit Yegenoglu, Bijan Jabbari. 1314-1319
• Traffic Analysis in Large-Scale High-Speed Integrated Networks: Validation of Nodal Decomposition ApproachWing Cheong Lau, San-qi Li. 1320-1329
• Analysis of ON-OFF Source Shaping for ATM MultiplexingFrancesco Bernabei, Laura Gratta, Marco Listanti, A. Sarghini. 1330-1336
• Interdeparture Processes of Traffic from ATM NetworksJian Li Wang, Jiong Pan Zhou, Chuan Wang, Yan He Fan. 1337-1341
• Analysis and Optimization of Transmission Schedules for Single-Hop WDM NetworksGeorge N. Rouskas, Mostafa H. Ammar. 1342-1349
• Multicasting in a Linear Lightwave NetworkKrishna Bala, Konstantinos Petropoulos, Thomas E. Stern. 1350-1358
• Multilevel Priority Scheme for Fiber-Optic Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) Packet NetworksCherng-Shung Hsu, Victor O. K. Li. 1359-1366
• Wavelength Assignment in Multihop Lightwave NetworksAura Ganz, Weibo Gong, Xudong Wang. 1367-1374
• A Quasi-Nonblocking Self-Routing Network which Routs Packets in log::2::::::N:::: TimeGiuseppe A. De Biase, Claudia Ferrone, Annalisa Massini. 1375-1381
• Fast Routing Table Lookup Using CAMsAnthony J. McAuley, Paul Francis. 1382-1391
• Improved Queueing Analysis of Shared Buffer Switching NetworksGiuseppe Bianchi, Jonathan S. Turner. 1392-1399
• Parallel Searching Techniques for Routing Table LookupD. Knox, Sethuraman Panchanathan. 1400-1405
• On the Design of Conference Key Distribution Systems for the Broadcasting NetworksChi-Sung Laih, Sung-Ming Yen. 1406-1413
• A Case-Based Reasoning Approach to the Management of Faults in Communication NetworksLundy M. Lewis. 1422-1429