ahem: Pouzin [1][3][4].<p><pre><code>   Cerf: Incidentally, just for the record, the sliding window 
   flow control for TCP came straight out of discussions with 
   Louie Pouzin [ph?] and his people at INRIA.  So, in fact, 
   Gerard Le Lann [ph?], who was part of Louis Pouzin’s lab, 
   came to Stanford University in 1974 and participated in a 
   lot of the design work, and I remember Bob Metcalfe and 
   Le Lann and I sortof lying down of the living room in my house 
   in Palo Alto on this giant piece of paper, trying to sketch 
   what the state diagrams were for these protocols. 

   Nielson: Louis Pouzin arises all over the place? 

   Cerf: Absolutely. [2]
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