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Bursty data service latency analysis under fractional calculus fluid model of Multi-hop Wireless Networks

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A fractional calculus fluid model can be used to better explain the bursty data service traffic, which is long-range dependence and has a fractal like the feature of network data flow. The heavy-tailed delay distributions, the hyperbolic decay of the packet delay auto-covariance function and fractional differential equations are shown to be formally related. Effective capacity is a useful model to describe wireless networks with QoS constraints. This paper builds a fluid model to describe the traffic of multi-hop wireless networks under QoS constraints. The proposed method could analyze the relationship between latency and a complicated traffic model, which is more similar to the real scenario.

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This work is partly supported by Jiangsu technology project of Housing and Urban-Rural Development (No.2018ZD265) and Jiangsu major natural science research project of College and University (No. 19KJA470002).

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    Lei Chen, Chuangeng Tian, Ping Cui, Kailiang Zhang & Yuan An

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Chen, L., Tian, C., Cui, P. et al. Bursty data service latency analysis under fractional calculus fluid model of Multi-hop Wireless Networks. Wireless Netw 27, 4403–4409 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11276-021-02666-3

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