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Computer Network Fundamentals [PDF]
, 2008 The basic ideas in all types of communication are that there must be three ingredients for the communication to be effective. First, there must be two entities, dubbed a sender and a receiver. These two must have something they need to share. Second, there must be a medium through which the sharable item is channeled.
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Computer Network Research [PDF]
, 1970 Abstract : This is the final report for the ARPA Contract number DAHC 15-73-C- 0368 at UCLA covering the period from Jun3 15, 1973 to November 30, 1975. During this contract period we have been engaged in the following tasks: providing a sophisticated network measurement facility adequate for a variety of uses such as performance measurement, model ...
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2009
The core infrastructure of any modern Radiology department is made up of computers/computer workstations and the connectivity or networking capability between these devices. All transactions between modalities, PACS, scheduling, billing, dictation, and reporting systems are made possible through specialized computer programs or applications that are ...
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The core infrastructure of any modern Radiology department is made up of computers/computer workstations and the connectivity or networking capability between these devices. All transactions between modalities, PACS, scheduling, billing, dictation, and reporting systems are made possible through specialized computer programs or applications that are ...
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Computer and Network Forensics
2008The proliferation of computer technology, including wireless technology and telecommunication, the plummeting prices of these technologies, the miniaturization of computing and telecommunication devices, and the globalization forces have all together contributed to our ever-growing dependence on computer technology.
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Algorithmica, 1998
A mimicking network for a k-terminal network, N, is one whose realizable external flows are the same as those of N. Let S(k) denote the minimum size of a mimicking network for a k-terminal network. In this paper we give new constructions of mimicking networks and prove the following results (the values in brackets are the previously best known results):
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A mimicking network for a k-terminal network, N, is one whose realizable external flows are the same as those of N. Let S(k) denote the minimum size of a mimicking network for a k-terminal network. In this paper we give new constructions of mimicking networks and prove the following results (the values in brackets are the previously best known results):
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1998
Network computing represents a new computing paradigm in which all information, data and software applications reside on a network and are accessed on demand by users. This approach to computing offers the potential for users to access ‘everything‘ from ‘anywhere‘, removing the constraints of localised storage of information and applications, and ...
M. C. Revett, L. Stephens, M. D T Knul
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Network computing represents a new computing paradigm in which all information, data and software applications reside on a network and are accessed on demand by users. This approach to computing offers the potential for users to access ‘everything‘ from ‘anywhere‘, removing the constraints of localised storage of information and applications, and ...
M. C. Revett, L. Stephens, M. D T Knul
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Computer Networking for Scientists
Science, 1986Scientific research has always relied on communication for gathering and providing access to data; for exchanging information; for holding discussions, meetings, and seminars; for collaborating with widely dispersed researchers; and for disseminating results.
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1986
The protocols used in a computer network are the mechanisms by which the hosts exchange information over physical distances. In the OSI model, the network layer is the primary layer for host-to-host communication. The network layer makes use of services from the link and physical layers; it also provides an end-to-end service to the transport layer ...
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The protocols used in a computer network are the mechanisms by which the hosts exchange information over physical distances. In the OSI model, the network layer is the primary layer for host-to-host communication. The network layer makes use of services from the link and physical layers; it also provides an end-to-end service to the transport layer ...
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