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In energy constrained wireless sensor networks, node scheduling is an effective approach to improving the energy efficiency and prolonging the network lifetime. In this paper, we propose a distributed, lightweight, and location-unaware scheduling scheme for randomly deployed wireless sensor networks. The basic idea of the scheduling scheme is to organize sensor nodes into disjoint node sets, which...
FAST TCP is a newly developed transfer control protocol for future networks with high bandwidth delay product. At present, analyzing the stability of FAST TCP in different networks is an active research area. We establish a group of nonlinear delay differential equations to describe the window adjustment algorithm of FAST TCP and the queuing behavior of routers in single-link multi-source networks...
The tall building push-over analysis program (TBPOA) puts forward precise, concise and practical ways of 3D push-over analysis and static elasto-plastic analysis for reinforced concrete tall buildings. Column and beam elements of TBPOA are modeled by nonlinear bar units, while wall elements by nonlinear bar units considering shearing deformation. Based on the plane cross-section assumption, surface...
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