We present a general game-theoretical framework for power allocation in the downlink of distributed wireless small-cell networks, where multiple access points (APs) or small base stations send inde
There are many different ways in which one can make a valid analysis of the low-level or small-signal behavior of the many types of microwave tubes which use long electron beams.
Lightwave systems are progressing towards optical networks capable of manipulating data paths by optical means, rather than traditional electronic switching.
The WaveStar(TM) BandWidth Manager (BWM) is Lucent Technologies' flagship product platform for providing bandwidth management within network nodes.
In this paper, we describe the approaches taken in the 4WARD project to address the challenges of the network of the future.
TCP is the dominating transmission protocol in the Internet since decades. It proved its flexibility to adapt to unknown and changing network conditions.
This paper presents our vision of the Web of Things, where real world objects and cloud services interact through the web.
The Varioplex system is a type of automatic telegraph system in which a large number of individual variable-traffic-capacity lanes of communication are provided by means of a single trunk circuit.
The first transatlantic lightwave system (TAT-8) and the first transpacific cable systems (TPC-3) relay even more on international cooperation than did previous undersea systems.
In this paper we study a (perhaps noisy) communication system that is being wire-tapped via a second noisy channel.
