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During past years, the so-called resource pooling principle in data networks has been studied more carefully. For example, the recent work on routing on the Internet over multiple paths and Multipath TCP both seek to make the best possible use of multiple connecting paths between two end points. In deployments where multiple users could share multiple paths, one of the very first questions that comes...
The notion of flow rate fairness and TCP-friendliness is dominating the current design of transport protocols. Yet, it can be, and has been, argued that value in networks and applications often comes from other factors than simple bandwidth fairness. For example, web pages are mostly in the range of few hundred kilobytes and the utility of web sites are tied to how responsive they are, while streaming...
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