
The stability properties of FAST TCP is studied based on a discrete-time model. We prove that FAST TCP is locally asymptotically stable for an arbitrary network in the absence of feedback delay. When feedback delay is present, we derive a sufficient condition for local asymptotic stability for the case of a single link. The condition suggests that local stability depends on delays only through their heterogeneity.
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