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The Communication Routines - A Network Layer Communication Model

, 1995
Dale, Jonathan
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Adaptive Extended Kalman Prediction-Based SDN-FANET Segmented Hybrid Routing Scheme. [PDF]

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Sun K, Liu M, Yin C, Wang Q.
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Design and Modeling of a Terahertz Transceiver for Intra- and Inter-Chip Communications in Wireless Network-on-Chip Architectures. [PDF]

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Paudel B, Li XJ, Seet BC.
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The spread of fake news: Disclosure willingness role. [PDF]

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Broadcasting on networks of workstations

Proceedings of the seventeenth annual ACM symposium on Parallelism in algorithms and architectures, 2005
Broadcasting and multicasting are fundamental operations. In this work we develop algorithms for performing broadcast and multicast in clusters of workstations. In this model, sending a message from one machine to another machine in the same cluster takes 1 time unit, and sending a message to a machine in a different cluster takes C time units ...
Yung-Chun Justin Wan, Samir Khuller, Yoo-Ah Kim   +2 more
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Randomized broadcast in networks

Random Structures & Algorithms, 1990
AbstractIn this paper we study the rate at which a rumor spreads through an undirected graph. This study has two important applications in distributed computation: in simple, robust and efficient broadcast protocols, and in the maintenance of replicated databases.
David Peleg, Uriel Feige, Eli Upfal, Prabhakar Raghavan   +3 more
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Efficient secret broadcast in the broadcasting networks

IEEE Communications Letters, 2009
One of the basic problems in the broadcasting networks is a secret broadcast problem. The problem is how to securely send a message to the receivers while guaranteeing consistency. Consistency means that each receiver can assure that all of the receivers have received the same message.
Jeong Ok Kwon, Dong Hoon Lee, Ik Rae Jeong   +2 more
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Scheduling in broadcast networks

Networks, 1998
Broadcasting in a communications network has been the subject of many studies in recent years. The studies vary in their assumptions governing the behavior of the network and in their objectives with respect to the network. Almost all the work to date uses the unit transmission time assumption, that is, the message transmission times between all pairs ...
Jeffrey B. Sidney, Wei-Ping Liu, Nicholas G. Hall   +2 more
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On the construction of minimal broadcast networks

Networks, 1989
AbstractBroadcast is the task of transmitting a message originated at a node in a network to all the other nodes. In this paper, we consider the problem of constructing minimal broadcast networks, that is, communication networks such that broadcast can be performed, from any node, in minimum time.
GARGANO, Luisa, VACCARO, Ugo
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Multilevel Broadcast Networks [PDF]

2007 IEEE International Symposium on Information Theory, 2007
This paper is eligible for the student paper award. We formulate a broadcast problem, where based on their quality of observations, outputs at various receivers are represented on a graph (called "degradation graph"). If receiver Z is a physically degraded version of receiver Y, then node Z is a child of node Y in this graph. This generalization of the
Mitchell Trott, Lizhong Zheng, Shashi Borade   +2 more
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