Pedro López 0001

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2012
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Joan-Lluís Ferrer, Elvira Baydal, Antonio Robles, Pedro López, José Duato:
Progressive Congestion Management Based on Packet Marking and Validation Techniques. IEEE Trans. Computers 61(9): 1296-1310 (2012)
2010
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Joan-Lluís Ferrer, Elvira Baydal, Antonio Robles, Pedro López, José Duato:
A Scalable and Early Congestion Management Mechanism for MINs. PDP 2010: 43-50
2008
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Joan-Lluís Ferrer, Elvira Baydal, Antonio Robles, Pedro López, José Duato:
On the Influence of the Packet Marking and Injection Control Schemes in Congestion Management for MINs. Euro-Par 2008: 930-939
2007
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Joan-Lluís Ferrer, Elvira Baydal, Antonio Robles, Pedro López, José Duato:
Congestion Management in MINs through Marked and Validated Packets. PDP 2007: 254-261

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