On August 17, 2017, an English academic
monograph named Resource Allocation and Performance Optimization in
Communication Networks and the Internet was published by Taylor & Francis
Group, an internationally renowned publisher, and it was sold throughout the
world. The author is Tan Liansheng, a Professor in Computer Communications in
School of Computer Science, CCNU.
This book summarizes Prof. Tan’s
cutting-edge research findings in the field of computer communications in the
past decade. It has21 chapters, 504 pages and 271 graphs. The book mainly talks
about new mathematical models, theoretical algorithms and protocols of the mass
information transmission of the next generation of Internet; energy
acquisition, energy consumption in wireless sensor networks and the model,
algorithm and protocol of router and data transmission; the network utility
maximization (NUM) theory based on aggregate flow and its application in
bandwidth allocation; and the modern control theory applied to model and
performance optimization of active queue management for Internet routers.
Taylor & Francis Group was founded in
1798 by Richard Taylor, a British philosopher and William Francis, a chemist.
After over200 years’ development, it has become one of the world's most
influential academic presses, among the top 5 global publishing houses in the
world. It cooperates with the most outstanding authors, including top
scientists and researchers as well as authoritative scholars and experts in
various fields around the world. Its publishing areas cover humanities, social
sciences, behavioral sciences, natural sciences, science and technology, medicine,
etc.
It is said that the book is a follow-up to Prof. Tan’ academic monograph named A Generalized Framework of Linear Multivariable Control, published by Elsevier, another famous international publisher.