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Using Clouds to Scale Grid Resources: An Economic Model
Infrastructure as a Service clouds are a f lexible and fast way to obtain (virtual) resources as demand varies. Grids, on the other hand, are middleware platforms able... -
How franchiser and franchisee relationships affect franchisees' satisfaction?...
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Resource allocation and multi-user scheduling
Grid and Cloud computing make possible the sharing of computer system resources, such as storage or computation time, among a set of users, according to their... -
Mesure et caractérisation de l'attention à l'autre en situation d'interaction...
In some contexts, the actual behavior of individuals can appear as anomalies for a theory of the rational agent. The behavioral theory aims to explain these anomalies,... -
TCP adaptation to EDS
The TCP/IP stack has been mainly designed for elastic traffic (file transfers). It is nowadays recognized that it is not able to efficiently support traffic patterns... -
Loss Strategies for Competing TCP/IP Connections
We study in this paper two competing TCP connections that share a common bottleneck link. When congestion occurs, one (or both) connections will suffer a loss that... -
A Distributed Algorithm for Bandwidth Allocation in Stable Ad Hoc Networks
We propose a distributed algorithm for allocating bandwidth in stable ad hoc networks. After having discussed the problem of bandwidth allocation in such networks, we... -
Adding QoS Support for Bluetooth Piconet
Bluetooth is an emerging standard for short range, low cost, low power wireless access technology. The Bluetooth technology is just starting to appear on the market... -
Performance evaluation of a single queue under multi-user TCP/IP connections ...
We study the performance of several TCP connections through the bottleneck of a slow network accessed via a single queue with high but finite capacity. Using... -
Interaction of TCP Flows as Billiards
The aim of this paper is to analyze the performance of a large number of long lived TCP controlled flows sharing many routers (or links), from the knowledge of the... -
Fair Bandwidth allocation between service providers in a geostationary satell...
We consider the problem of how a geostationary satellite should assign bandwidth to several service providers (operators) so as to meet some minimum requirements, on... -
Charging the Internet without Bandwidth Reservation: an Overview and Bibliogr...
Pricing is one of the biggest challenges of the next generation of the Internet. Even if flat rate pricing is probably one of the main reasons of the Internet success,... -
On fairness in Bandwidth Allocation
For over a decade, the Nash bargaining solution (NBS) concept from cooperative game theory has been used in networks as a concept that allows one to share resources... -
Preferences for redistribution- A country comparison of fairness judgements
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Revisited Progressive Second Price Auction for Charging Telecommunication Net...
Flat-rate charging of telecommunication networks does not seem relevant anymore as it creates congestion (like in the Internet). Among usage-based charging schemes,... -
Is the Internet Fractal? The Multicast Power Law Revisited
One of the main benefits of multicast communication is the overall reduction of network load. To quantify this reduction, when compared to traditional unicast,... -
A.I.M.D., Fairness and Fractal Scaling of TCP Traffic
We propose a natural and simple model for the joint throughput evolution of a set of TCP sessions sharing a common bottleneck router, via products of random matrices.... -
Stack Algorithms at High Loads : Analysis of Unfairness or Singular Behaviours
In this paper, we investigate the fairness of stack access algorithms in overload conditions. We show that conventional Last In First Out free-acces- s stack... -
Moral Hypocrisy, Power and Social Preferences
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Moral Hypocrisy, Power and Social Preferences
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