Providing end-to-end network delay guarantees in packet-switched networks such as the Internet is highly desirable for mission-critical and delay-sensitive data transmission, yet it remains a challenging open problem. Since deterministic bounds are based on worst-case traffic behavior, various frameworks stochastic calculus have been proposed to provide less conservative, probabilistic delay, a...

Channel access delay in a wireless multi-hop ad hoc network is the major source of delay while considering end-to-end delay. In this work, end-to-end delay is analysed considering silent relay nodes and effect of network parameters like node density and throughput. Given network parameter requirements and bound on end-to-end delay, optimal ranges of transmission radius and channel access probab...

In this paper, a three dimensional mathematical model for HTLV-1infection with intracellular delay and immune activation delay is investigated.By applying the frequency domain approach, we show that time delays candestabilize the HAM/TSP equilibrium, leading to Hopf bifurcations and sta-ble or unstable periodic oscillations. At the end, numerical simulations areillustrated.

We present a core-stateless quality of service architecture for achieving delay differentiation between flows. There are two key components in our approach: 1. Per-class per-hop relative average delay: the average queueing delay perceived by the packets in a delay class at a link is inversely proportional to the delay weight of the class. 2. Per-flow end-to-end delay class adaptation: the delay...

in this paper, a three dimensional mathematical model for htlv-1infection with intracellular delay and immune activation delay is investigated.by applying the frequency domain approach, we show that time delays candestabilize the ham/tsp equilibrium, leading to hopf bifurcations and sta-ble or unstable periodic oscillations. at the end, numerical simulations areillustrated.

Network delay; Mobile ad hoc network; Trapezoidal fuzzy numbers; Path length Abstract Several parameters like routing protocol, mobility pattern, average speed of mobile nodes, path length from source to destination, previous delay, etc., affect the end-to-end packet delay in mobile ad hoc network. But the nature of relationship between end-to-end delay and those parameters is still unclear. In...