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Springer - Performance Guarantees in Communication Networks

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Description

Providing performance guarantees is a vital requirement for the evolution of future telecommunication networks. This specialized text from Springer explores the theoretical developments that have emerged in the field over the last decade. It serves as a comprehensive resource for graduate students and scientists who need a deep understanding of how to manage and predict network performance. The content is organized into two distinct parts to provide a structured learning path. The first section introduces recent advancements in filtering theory, which is used to provide deterministic or hard guarantees. This includes critical metrics such as bounded delay and queue length. By utilizing min-plus algebra, the book offers a mathematical framework for understanding these complex systems. This book is an essential addition to the library of any researcher or student focusing on the intersection of telecommunications and computer systems.

Key Features

Covers theoretical developments in performance guarantees for telecommunication networks from the last ten years.

Designed specifically for graduate students and scientists working in telecommunications and network performance.

Introduces recent filtering theory used to provide deterministic hard guarantees for network operations.

Provides mathematical frameworks for managing bounded delay and queue length in complex systems.

Utilizes min-plus algebra to develop foundational theories for network performance analysis.

Structured into two parts to facilitate organized study of telecommunication and computer systems.

Product Specifications

Format
Paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Publication Date
04 October 2012
Listed Since
06 December 2012

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