Dynamics of low-cost transmission on the optimal path.

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Title: Dynamics of low-cost transmission on the optimal path.
Authors: J. A. Garcia, Rosa Rodriguez-Sa´nchez, J. Fdez-Valdivia
Source: Optical Engineering. Mar2007, Vol. 46 Issue 3, p30503-30503. 1p.
Subjects: Transmission electron microscopes, Transmission electron microscopy, Oscillating chemical reactions, Stabilizing agents
Abstract: The transmission system must simultaneously determine transmission rates that balance total profit from bit allocation with transmission costs. The objective is to maximize the present value of the satisfaction derived from progressive transmission over the future, subject to constraints imposed by the initial conditions and the prioritization and transmission technologies. The analytical results demonstrate an oscillatory behavior over time of the rent component of profit depending on the incremental cost of cumulative transmission and not the current marginal transmission cost. This oscillatory behavior of rent over time necessitates devising a stabilizing scheme for its optimal use in the transmission. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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