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Network calculus

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Network calculus is a mathematical framework used to analyze and model network performance, particularly in the context of computer networks and telecommunications. It provides tools for studying the behavior of networked systems under various conditions, including congestion, delays, and traffic flows. By using concepts from queuing theory, pure mathematics, and operational calculus, network calculus allows for rigorous performance guarantees and bounds on network performance metrics.

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