Heterogeneous Congestion Control Protocols

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" Heterogeneous Congestion Control Protocols "

Document Type	:	Latin Dissertation
Language of Document	:	English
Record Number	:	150131
Doc. No	:	ET21923
Main Entry	:	Ao (Kevin) Tang
Title Proper	:	Heterogeneous Congestion Control Protocols
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Abstract	:	Homogeneity of price is an implicit yet fundamental assumption underlying price based re-source allocation theory. In this thesis, we study the effects of relaxing this assumption byexamining a concrete engineering system (network with heterogeneous congestion controlprotocols). The behavior of the system turns out to be very different from the homogeneouscase and can potentially be much more complicated. A systematic theory is developed thatincludes all major properties of equilibrium of the system such as existence, uniqueness,optimality, and stability. In addition to analysis, we also present numerical examples, sim-ulations, and experiments to illustrate the theory and verify its predictions.When heterogeneous congestion control protocols that react to different pricing signalsshare the same network, the resulting equilibrium can no longer be interpreted as a solutionto the standard utility maximization problem as the current theory suggests. After intro-ducing a mathematical formulation of network equilibrium for multi-protocol networks, weprove the existence of equilibrium under mild assumptions. For almost all networks, theequilibria are locally unique. They are finite and odd in number. They cannot all be locallystable unless the equilibrium is globally unique. We,..tested for theQ1 PC1 bus cardBoth these projects mere sofixare des elopment efforts tonards contributing to dlfferentaspects of Roboucs and lZ1echatronics projects m the Controls and Roboucs Group..
Subject	:	Electericl tess
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electronic file name	:	TL45117.pdf
Title and statement of responsibility and	:	Heterogeneous Congestion Control Protocols [Thesis]