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Stochastic network calculus is an evolving theory for network performance guarantee analysis. Although many theoretical results of this theory have been developed, there still lack applicable examples to demonstrate how it may be used. This paper exemplifies applying stochastic network calculus to delay analysis of the IEEE 802.11 distributed coordination function (DCF). Analyzing and obtaining the...
Network Calculus theory aims at evaluating worst-case performances in communication networks. It provides methods to analyze models where the traffic and the services are constrained by some minimum and/or maximum envelopes (service/arrival curves). While new applications come forward, a challenging and inescapable issue remains open: achieving tight analyzes of networks with aggregate multiplexing...
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