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Energy efficient TCP

Donckers et al., 2002

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2865549791320561556
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Donckers L
Smit G
Havinga P
Smit L
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2nd Asian International Mobile Computing Conference, AMOC 2002

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This paper describes the design of an energy-efficient transport protocol for mobile wireless communication. First we describe the metrics used to measure the energy efficiency of transport protocols. We identify several problem areas that prevent TCP/IP from reaching …
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