abhargava@uunet.uu.net (amit bhargava) (02/07/91)
INTEGRATED BROADBAND NETWORKS
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by Amit Bhargava
Codex Corp. (Motorola Inc.)
Here's an ideal opportunity to catch up on the latest research in
communication networks. The first book to address congestion control
and traffic integration in fast packet networks, Integrated Broadband
Networks describes how larger transmission bandwidths and more
sophisticated multi-media applications have created a demand for
integrated networks and how this demand has spawned new problems and
issues for the industry.
Organized into four sections, each of which presents a brief tutorial,
references, and six or seven papers, Integrated Broadband Networks
brings you up-to-date on key advances in network architectures,
switching, modeling and performance analysis, and congestion control
and traffic integration. Computer scientists and engineers will
welcome this collection of twenty-six outstanding papers painstakingly
selected from recent literature.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Amit Bhargava has been involved in conducting research in networking
technology at Codex Corp. (a subsidiary of Motorola Inc.) since 1987.
Since Fall 1989 he has also been a fellow at the Center of Advanced
Engineering Study at MIT. He received his MSEE from the Univ. of
Massachusetts, Amherst and his B.Tech. EE from the Indian Institute of
Technology, Bombay. Mr. Bhargava is a member of the IEEE.
For more information and details about the book (contents, order information
etc.):
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Integrated Broadband Networks
by Amit Bhargava
Softcover, 331 pages, December 1990.
Order Book 425483
ISBN: 0-89006-483-0
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