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Michal Segalov

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Authored Publications

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Network Utilization: The Flow View

Avinatan Hassidim

Danny Raz

Michal Segalov

Ariel Shaqed (Scolnicov)

IEEE INFOCOM 2013, IEEE, Turin, Italy

Upward Max Min Fairness

Emilie Danna

Avinatan Hassidim

Haim Kaplan

Alok Kumar

Yishay Mansour

Danny Raz

Michal Segalov

INFOCOM (2012)

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How to Split a Flow

Tzvika Hartman

Avinatan Hassidim

Haim Kaplan

Danny Raz

Michal Segalov

INFOCOM (2012)

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How to split a flow?

Tzvika Hartman

Avinatan Hassidim

Haim Kaplan

Danny Raz

Michal Segalov

INFOCOM (2012), pp. 828-836

Can a 2-hour Visit to a Hi-Tech Company Increase Interest in and Change Perceptions about Computer Science?

Larisa Eidelman

Orit Hazzan

Tami Lapidot

Yossi Matias

Daniela Raijman

Michal Segalov

ACM Inroads, 2, Issue 3 (2011)

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