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Stochastic control of path optimization for inter-switch handoffs in wireless ATM networks
2001
IEEE/ACM Transactions on Networking
One of the major design issues in wireless ATM networks is the support of inter-switch handoffs. An inter-switch handoff occurs when a mobile terminal moves to a new base station connecting to a different switch. Apart from resource allocation at the new base station, inter-switch handoff also requires connection rerouting. With the aim of minimizing the handoff delay while using the network resources efficiently, the two-phase handoff protocol uses path extension for each inter-switch handoff,
doi:10.1109/90.929855
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