We study fairness of resource allocation in multirate, multicast networks. In multirate networks, different receivers of the same multicast session can receive service at different rates. We develop a mathematical framework to model the maxmin fair allocation of bandwidth with minimum and maximum rate constraints. We present a necessary and sufficient condition for a rate allocation to be maxmin fair in a multirate, multicast network. We propose a distributed algorithm for computing the maxmin fair rates allocated to various source-destination pairs. This algorithm has a low message exchange overhead, and is guaranteed to converge to the maxmin fair rates in finite time
dedicated optical paths, high speed switches, and high speed routers are giving rise to networks wit...
In multirate multicasting, different users (receivers) within the same multicastgroup could receive ...
We study fairness in a multicast network. We assume that different receivers of the same session can...
Abstract We study fairness of resource allocation in multirate, multicast networks. In multirate net...
We study fairness of resource allocation in multirate, multicast networks. In multirate networks, di...
We study the fair allocation of bandwidth in multicast networks with multirate capabilities. In mult...
Many denitions of fairness for multicast networks assume that sessions are single-rate, requiring th...
We study the fair allocation of bandwidth in multicast networks with multirate capabilities. In mult...
In multirate multicasting, different users (receivers) within the same multicast group can receive s...
Dynamic network resource allocation is a basic building block for supplying efficient network servic...
We study fairness in allocating bandwidth for loss-tolerant real-time multicast applications. We ass...
In multirate multicasting, different users (receivers) within the same multicast group could receive...
Widespread deployment of multicast depends on the existence of congestion control protocols that ar...
We study fairness when receivers in a multicast network can not subscribe to fractional layers. This...
Multirate multicasting, where the receivers of a multicast group can receive service at different ra...
dedicated optical paths, high speed switches, and high speed routers are giving rise to networks wit...
In multirate multicasting, different users (receivers) within the same multicastgroup could receive ...
We study fairness in a multicast network. We assume that different receivers of the same session can...
Abstract We study fairness of resource allocation in multirate, multicast networks. In multirate net...
We study fairness of resource allocation in multirate, multicast networks. In multirate networks, di...
We study the fair allocation of bandwidth in multicast networks with multirate capabilities. In mult...
Many denitions of fairness for multicast networks assume that sessions are single-rate, requiring th...
We study the fair allocation of bandwidth in multicast networks with multirate capabilities. In mult...
In multirate multicasting, different users (receivers) within the same multicast group can receive s...
Dynamic network resource allocation is a basic building block for supplying efficient network servic...
We study fairness in allocating bandwidth for loss-tolerant real-time multicast applications. We ass...
In multirate multicasting, different users (receivers) within the same multicast group could receive...
Widespread deployment of multicast depends on the existence of congestion control protocols that ar...
We study fairness when receivers in a multicast network can not subscribe to fractional layers. This...
Multirate multicasting, where the receivers of a multicast group can receive service at different ra...
dedicated optical paths, high speed switches, and high speed routers are giving rise to networks wit...
In multirate multicasting, different users (receivers) within the same multicastgroup could receive ...
We study fairness in a multicast network. We assume that different receivers of the same session can...