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Title : A TCP profile for W-CDMA: 3G wireless packet service.
Author(s) : H. Inamura, T. Ishikawa
Filename : draft-inamura-docomo-00.txt
Pages : 9
Date : 14-Jul-00
The third generation, 3G, wireless networks that enable high-speed
data transfer are now being introduced. Internet access is one of
the most important applications of such networks. TCP is one of the
key technologies that enable Internet applications for such networks.
A number of TCP optimization techniques have been studied to enhance
the performance of TCP transmission for various wireless
environments.
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