Bansal et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Performance Evaluation of Various Transmission Control Protocols in NS2Bansal et al., 2019
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- 18032959472974061154
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- Bansal P
- Agrawal K
- Gupta A
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- Computational Network Application Tools for Performance Management
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Rapid transfer of data of high magnitude is a necessity to meet the demand of today's high- speed communication networks. The currently prominent implementation of TCP protocol is insufficient for the high bandwidth-latency product networks that are available to users. The …
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