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Mobile and wireless internet: architectures and protocols

Mechanisms used in traditional networks such as buffer management, routing, error control, flow and congestion control will continue to deserve careful treatment in building the next generation Internet. Many established research institutions are actively working on end-to-end protocols, switching options, and feedback mechanisms to secure the transmission of voice, video, and data in many applications yet to come. Additional dimensions of complexity emerge across all layers of the protocol stack as end systems connect over wireless links and networks must provide effective mobility solutions.