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1988
Open image in new window The Transport Layer is the highest layer in the OSI model which is directly involved with data communications. The network service provides routeing and relaying across real subnetworks, possibly involving the use of intermediate open systems; the transport service, in contrast, is concerned only with communication between end
Peter Boait +5 more
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Open image in new window The Transport Layer is the highest layer in the OSI model which is directly involved with data communications. The network service provides routeing and relaying across real subnetworks, possibly involving the use of intermediate open systems; the transport service, in contrast, is concerned only with communication between end
Peter Boait +5 more
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QoS management at the transport layer
Proceedings International Conference on Information Technology: Coding and Computing (Cat. No.PR00540), 2002This work reports on further implementation and testing of the Application Oriented Transport Protocol (AOTP). AOTP is an experimental protocol above IP that provides end-to-end transport service with functionality to trade off reliability, throughput and/or jitter in order to support the application layer with the required quality of service.
Vassilios Tsaoussidis, S. Wei
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Security mechanisms in a transport layer protocol
Computer Networks (1976), 1984Abstract This paper describes how the error detection and recovery mechanisms of the proposed National Bureau of Standards (NBS) transport layer protocol can be easily extended to provide secure transmission of information. The security mechanisms are based on the Data Encryption Standard (DES) of the NBS.
Victor L. Voydock, Stephen T. Kent
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Resource Management and Transport Layer
2007It is possible to optimize the performance of TCP over satellite links without changing the TCP behavior, by operating on transmission parameters. We examine here how TCP performance can be improved by trading packet loss rate with bottleneck link bandwidth.
Celandroni N. +6 more
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Transporter layers for greater stability
Science, 2017Solar Cells Although perovskite solar cells (PSCs) can have power conversion efficiencies exceeding 20%, they can have limited stability under ultraviolet irradiation. This is in part because the mesoporous TiO2 used as an electron-transporting layer can photocatalyze unwanted reactions in the perovskite layer. Shin et al.
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To layer or not to layer: balancing transport and physical layers in wireless multihop networks
IEEE INFOCOM 2004, 2004In a wireless ad hoc network with multihop transmissions and interference-limited link rates, can we balance power control in the physical layer and congestion control in the transport layer to enhance the overall network performance, while maintaining the stability, robustness, and architectural modularity of the network?
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