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Simulation Technologies in Networking and Communications
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Simulation Technologies in Networking and Communications

by Al-Sakib Khan Pathan, Muhammad Mostafa Monowar, Shafiullah Khan
October 2014
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
648 pages
25h 35m
English
CRC Press
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66 Simulation Technologies in Networking and Communications
transition depends critically on the details of the model. Also, systems with larger buf-
fers tend to have rst-order transition.
4. An interesting feature of the rst-order phase transitions is that the network behavior fol-
lows the second-order approximation very closely until the load reaches the critical value.
When it happened, the network goes to the saturation state abruptly. It is very difcult to
predict when it can happen even from the simulation data: there are no signicant increases
in the average latency or queue length right before the critical point. Only the observation
of the uctuations of average number of the messages in the network during the simula-
tion can ...
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