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Using probabilistic scaling methods, the square root law of TCP to schemes is extended which may not be of the AIMD type. The results offer insight in the relationship between throughput and loss rate, and the time scale on which losses take place. Similar results are shown to hold in scenarios where dependencies between losses occur.

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Date:Sep 2007
Pages:16

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