Note—Two Comments on the Deterministic Capacity Problem

Planning horizons for the deterministic capacity problem

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Comments on the PJM Capacity Performance Proposal

The Ohio Manufacturers’ Association Energy Group (OMAEG) is pleased to provide comments on the proposal. The OMA represents over 1,400 manufacturing businesses in the state of Ohio on matters of public policy, including energy policy. The OMAEG is a non-profit entity created by the OMA for the purpose of educating and providing information to energy consumers, regulatory boards and suppliers of...

Comments on the Channel Capacity of Ethernet

Ethernet is the most widely used network and many analytical models were developed to predict its capacity. Usually in these models assumptions like infinite population, no back-off algorithm and slotted channel are made. By comparing two models (one slotted and the other non-slotted) with reported measurements, we showed the optimistic estimate of the channel capacity of the slotted model is n...

Internet Research: Comments on Formulating the Problem

This note contains a discussion about formulating the research problem for Internet research. The goal of this note is to further the discussion of implicit and explicit assumptions in network research. In particular, this note tries to articulate one such set of assumptions for Internet research. Each of these assumptions is shared by some subset of the network research community, though perha...

Comments on the drug abuse problem.