NH, PERFORMANCE 5 a EVALUATION An international Journal ELSEVIER Performance Evaluation 36—37 (1999) 519-520 www.elsevier.com/locate/peva Author Index Ait-Hellal, O., E. Altman, A. Jean-Marie, and Kamoun, F., see Saidane, L.A. 429 I.A. Kurkova, On loss probabilities in presence Kino, I., see Kurasugi, T. 55 of redundant packets and several traffic sources 485 Kroese, D.P., and V.F. Nicola, Efficient estimation Altman, E., see Ait-Hellal, O. 485 of overflow probabilities in queues with break- downs 471 Blondia, C., see Vazquez-Cortizo, D. 401 Kurasugi, T., and I. Kino, Approximation methods Bonald, T., Comparison of TCP Reno and TCP for two-layer queueing models 55 Vegas: efficiency and fairness 307 Kurkova, I.A., see Ait-Hellal, O. 485 Caglayan, M.U., see Levi, A. 213 Lam, T., see Gelenbe, E. 387 Chiussi, F.M., see Sivaraman, V. 457 Leoni, V., see Jean-Marie, A. 115 Ciardo, G., and E. Smirni, ETAQA: an efficient Levi, A., and M.U. Caglayan, Analytical perfor- technique for the analysis of QBD-processes by mance evaluation of nested certificates 213 aggregation 71 Lindemann, C., and A. Thiimmler, Transient analysis of deterministic and stochastic Petri de Souza e Silva, E., H.R. Gail, L. Golubchik, nets with concurrent deterministic transitions 35 and J.C.S. Lui, Analytical models for mixed Lo Cigno, R., and M. Gerla, Modeling window workload multimedia storage servers 185 based congestion control protocols with many Dong, Y., Y.T. Hou, Z.-L. Zhang, and T. Tani- flows 289 guchi, A server-based non-intrusive measure- Lui, J.C.S., see de Souza e Silva, E. 185 ment infrastructure for enterprise networks 233 McKinnon, M.W., H.G. Perros, and G.N. Rous- Escalante, M., see Jean-Marie, A. 115 kas, Performance analysis of broadcast WDM networks under IP traffic 333 Franks, G., and M. Woodside, Effectiveness of Mitra, D., J.A. Morrison, and K.G. Ramakrish- early replies in client-server systems nan, Optimization and design of network rout- ing using refined asymptotic approximations 267 Gail, H.R., see de Souza e Silva, E. Morrison, J.A., see Mitra, D. 267 Garcia, J., see Vazquez-Cortizo, D. Gelenbe, E., P. Kammerman, and T. Lam, Perfor- Nicola, V.F., see Kroese, D.P. 471 mance considerations in totally mobile wireless Gelenbe, E., see Onvural, R. Onvural, R., E. Gelenbe, and Y. Viniotis, Preface Vil Gerla, M., see Lo Cigno, R. Golubchik, L., see de Souza e Silva, E. Park, K., see Tuan, T. 359 Hou, Y.T., see Dong, Y. Pekergin, N., Stochastic performance bounds by state space reduction ] Jean-Marie, A., M. Tidball, M. Escalante, V. Perros, H.G., see McKinnon, M.W. 333 Leoni, and H. Ponce de Leon, On the influence Ponce de Leon, H., see Jean-Marie, A. 115 of resequencing on the regularity of service Jean-Marie, A., see Ait-Hellal, O. Racz, S., see Telek, M. 95 Ramakrishnan, K.G., see Mitra, D. 267 Kammerman, P., see Gelenbe, E. Rouskas, G.N., see McKinnon, M.W. 520 Author Index / Performance Evaluation 36—37 (1999) 519-520 Saidane, L.A., and F. Kamoun, Modelling and Thiimmler, A., see Lindemann, C. 35 performance evaluation of the multi-tokens and Tidball, M., see Jean-Marie, A. 115 the circulating multisequencer scheduling algo- Tuan, T., and K. Park, Multiple time scale con- rithms in a real-time distributed transactional gestion control for self-similar network traffic 359 system 429 Sereno, M., Mean value analysis of product form Van Houdt, B., see Vazquez-Cortizo, D. 401 solution queueing networks with repetitive ser- Vazquez-Cortizo, D., J. Garcia, C. Blondia, and vice blocking 19 B. Van Houdt, FIFO by sets ALOHA (FS- Sharma, S., and Y. Viniotis, Convergence of a dy- ALOHA): a collision resolution algorithm for namic policy for buffer management in shared the contention channel in wireless ATM sys- 249 buffer ATM switches tems Sivaraman, V., and F.M. Chiussi, Statistical anal- Viniotis, Y., see Onvural, R. ysis of delay bound violations at an earliest Viniotis, Y., see Sharma, S. deadline first (EDF) scheduler Smirni, E., see Ciardo, G. Woodside, M., see Franks, G. Squillante, M.S., D.D. Yao, and L. Zhang, Analy- Yao, D.D., see Squillante, M.S. sis of job arrival patterns and parallel schedul- ing performance Zhang, L., see Squillante, M.S. Zhang, Z.-L., see Dong, Y. Taniguchi, T., see Dong, Y. Telek, M., and S. Racz, Numerical analysis of large Markov reward models PERFORMANCE EVALUATION An International Journal ELSEVIER Performance Evaluation 36—37 (1999) 521-522 www.elsevier.com/locate/peva Subject Index ATM, 267 Internet, 233 ATM networks, 1 Internet performance, 307 ATM shared buffer switches, 249 IP packets, 333 Buffer management, 249 Jitter, 115 Call handoff, 387 Layered queueing networks, 165 Cell loss, 249 Loss probabilities, 485 Completion time, 95 Computational algorithms, 19 M/G/1, 429 Computer network security, 213 M/M/1/K queue, 485 Computer system modeling, 71 Many flows, 289 Congestion control, 359 Markov chains, 71 Contention resolution, 401 Markov-modulated rate processes, 471 Convergence of Markov chains, 249 Markov reward models, 95 Matrix-geometric technique, 71 Deadline, 429 Mean value analysis algorithm, 19 Deadline miss probability, 429 Measurement infrastructure, 233 Digital certificate, 213 Mixed workload scheduling, 185 Digital signature, 213 Mobile base stations, 387 Discrete-time Markov chains, | Mobile users, 387 Discrete-time queueing networks, 333 Mobility management, 387 Disordering, 115 MPLS, 267 Distributed system, 429 Multi-dimensional generating functions, 485 Dynamic pushout algorithms, 249 Multimedia storage servers, 185 Earliest deadline first, 457 Network design, 267 EDF, 429 Numerical solvers for Fredholm integral equations, 35 Effective bandwidth, 471 Embedded Markov chains, 185 Enterprise networks, 233 Extended queueing networks, 165 Parallel and distributed systems, 137 Parallel scheduling, 137 Flow-equivalent, 55 Performability, 95 Fluid approximation, 307 Performance and dependability models for high-speed net- Forward error correction, 485 works, 35 General state space Markov chains, 35 Performance evaluation, 213 Generalized semi-Markov processes, 35 Power management, 387 Product form solution, 19 Heavy-tail distributions, 137 Public key infrastructure, 213 Importance sampling, 471 QBD processes, 401 522 Subject Index/ P erformance Evaluation 36—37 (1999) 521—522 Quality of service, 233, 457 Software performance, 165 Quasi-birth—death processes, 71 Stationary ergodic arrival processes, 485 Queueing analysis, 137 Statistical delay bounds, 457 Queueing model, 55 Stochastic comparison, 1 Queueing networks, 289 Queueing networks with blocking, 19 TCR, 307 Queues with breakdowns, 471 Traffic engineering, 267 Traffic measurement, 233 Randomization, 95 Traffic modeling, 137 Rare event simulation, 471 Transmission sets, 401 Rate-based feedback control, 359 Two-layer, 55 Repetitive service blocking, 19 Two-phase service, 165 Resequencing, 115 Routing, 267 Uniform asymptotic approximations, 267 Uniformization, 185 Sample-path stochastic ordering, 1 Scheduling, 457 Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM), 333 Self-similar traffic, 359 Window flow control, 307 Server waiting time, 115 Window protocols, 289 Simultaneous resource possession, 55 Wireless communications, 387