Coffee will be available each morning beginning at 8:00
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
8:45
Opening Remarks
9:00
Bruce Hajek Information Constrained Routing in Massive Ad Hoc Networks (slides : PDF 1.4M)
Sean Meyn Control of Large Networks
Venkat Anantharam Pricing the Internet
Walter Willinger Scaling Properties of Network Traffic as Signatures of Underlying User and/or Protocol Characteristics
Michael Harrison Stochastic Processing Networks: Heavy traffic, Brownian models and optimal system design (slides : PDF 36K)
Peter Glynn Limit Theorems for Queues with Scheduled Arrivals (slides : PDF 500K)
10:00
Break
10:30
Don Towsley Network Tomography through End-to-End Multicast Measurements
Marty Reiman A Comparison of Two Heavy Traffic Regimes for Multiserver Queueing Networks
Shi-Jie Deng Pricing Electricity Derivatives under Alternative Stochastic Models and Its Application (slides : PDF 600K)
Ward Whitt Jumps
Maury Bramson Application of Fluid Models to Heavy Traffic Limits of Some Queueing Networks
Francois Bacelli A Stochastic Geometry Model of CDMA Coverage
(slides: PS 2647K)
11:30
Nicholas Bambos
Queueing Models And Problems In Wireless Network Control
Peter Key
Distributed Admission Control for Packet-Based Networks
Chris DeMarco Electric Power Network Response to Random Demand Variations: A large deviations view on the voltage collapse phenomena (slides : PDF 39K)
Balaji Prabhakar
Coping with problems of scale in networking: Examples and solutions
Ruth Williams On Dynamic Control of Stochastic Networks in Heavy Traffic
Volker Schmidt On Laslett's Transformation for the Boolean Model
12:30
Lunch
2:15
P. R. Kumar Capacity and Scaling Laws for Wireless Networks: How much traffic can they carry? (slides : gzipped postscript 500K)
Contributed Talks
Debasis Mitra Traffic Engineering and Control for the Management of Service Level Agreements in Packet Networks
Frank Kelly Models for a Self-managed Internet
3:15
Closing
3:45
Jim Dai Fluid Model and Stability of a Stochastic Network
Jennifer Rexford Traffic Engineering for Internet Service Provider Networks (slides : powerpoint 800K)
Free
Reception
Immediately following
last talk
Dinner
6:30 PM
q François Baccelli, INRIA and Ecole Normale Supérieure, Modeling of flow control in stochastic networks
q Frank Kelly , Cambridge University, Network pricing and control
q Walter Willinger, AT&T Labs Research, Scaling phenomena and data network traffic
Opening remarks
Kelly I
Kelly III
Willinger II (slides : postscript 250K)
Bacelli III
Willinger V (slides : postscript 170K)
10:20
10:40
Willinger I (slides : postscript 250K)
Bacelli I
Bacelli II
Willinger IV (slides : postscript 200K)
Bacelli V
12:00
2:00
Kelly II
Kelly IV
Willinger III (slides : postscript 230K)
Bacelli IV
Panel
3:20
3:50
Gromoll Fluid Approximation of a Heavily Loaded Processor Sharing Queue
Limic A LIFO Queue in Heavy Traffic
Teh Critical Thresholds for Dynamic Routing in Queueing Networks (slides : PDF 100K)
Ward A Diffusion Approximation for a Markovian Queue with Reneging
4:10
Puha A Fluid Model for a Processor Sharing Queue
Nunez-Queija When are Sojourn Time and Service Requirement Distributions Equally Heavy-Tailed?
Johari End-to-End Congestion Control for the Internet: Delays and Stability
Gusak Stochastic Automata Networks and Near Complete Decomposability
4:30
Ramanan Solutions to Certain OptimalControl Problems on Domains with Corners
Tinnakornsrisuphap On the Effect of TCP Congestion Control Mechanism on Network Traffic (slides : gzipped postscript 250K)
Jenny Steichen Heavy Traffic Limit Theorems for the Closed Lu-Kumar Network
Economou A Model for Queueing Networks with Single Arrivals, Batch Services and Customer Coalescence
4:50
Short Break
5:00
Wischik Moderate deviations in queueing theory (slides : postscript 150K)
Mannersalo Most Probable Paths and Performance Formulae for Buffers with Gaussian Input Traffic
Martin Large Tandem Queueing Networks with Blocking
Starobinski Probabilistic Models for Web Caching
5:20
Zeevi On the Maximum Workload and Monitoring Buffer Loss Probabilities in Queues
El Merzouqi On the Stability of the Bramson-Lu-Kumar queueing network
Chen Detecting randomness by recurrent patterns
Nguyen On a Multiclass Arrival Retrial Queue with Server's Vacations
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