From the combined UDT and TCP bandwidth results, presented in the "Bandwidth Interval Plots" and "Shaped Bandwidth Variation" sections, the following general conclusions can be drawn:

• In all situations the UDT flow adjusts itself completely to the multiple TCP flows.
• Prabably due to the almost zero round-trip time there are no differences between the situations where the UDT flow is delayed (left plots) and where the multiple TCP flows are delayed (right plots).
• Especially from the shaped bandwidth plots there follows clearly that the multiple TCP flows are hardly influenced by the single UDT flow.
• The UDT flow is already influenced by the TCP flows long before the overall bandwidth sum has reached the limit of the provided bandwidth.