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Complex Dynamics in the Delayed Stochastic AIMD/RED System

  • Xieqiang Mo
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Abstract

In the paper, we explore the stochastic bifurcation of the the heterogeneous delayed AIMD/RED system according to the qualitative changes in Invariant measure and stationary probability density of system response. Some new criteria ensuring stability and stochastic bifurcation are obtained.

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Equilibrium Point Invariant Measure Hopf Bifurcation Transmission Control Protocol Stochastic Stability 
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Authors and Affiliations

  1. 1.School of Mathematics and PhysicsWuzhou UniversityWuzhouP.R. China

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