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Multicast communication on the Unison network

Computer Communications, 1990
Abstract A multicast access architecture for a multiservice network is described. The system is based on the use of a distributed set of multicast agents which are responsible for regulating access to the service and for effecting the distribution of data.
David Harold Shrimpton, Christopher S. Cooper   +1 more
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Group Communication and Multicast

2001
In this paper we propose a group communication architecture for the Internet. This architecture is implemented as a middleware which provides a separation between a general group communication service model, and the multicast mechanisms used to implement this service.
Justin Templemore-Finlayson, Stanislaw Budkowski   +1 more
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Multicast Communication on Network Computers

IEEE Software, 1985
Channel-oriented packet casting is a predominant feature of Micros, an operating system designed to explore control and communication techniques for network computers containing thousands of hosts.
Ariel J. Frank, Larry D. Wittie, Arthur J. Bernstein   +2 more
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Layered Multicast Group Construction for Reliable Multicast Communications

1999
In reliable multicast communications, transmission rate of a sender should be restricted to the node capability of the lowest node in order to support reliable transmission of packets to all receivers in a multicast group. Even a node of high capability should receive packets at lower rate when there are lower capability nodes in a corresponding ...
Miki Yamamoto, Yoshitsugu Sawa, Hiromasa Ikeda   +2 more
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Channeled multicast for group communications

Proceedings of the first international joint conference on Autonomous agents and multiagent systems part 3 - AAMAS '02, 2002
Multi-agent systems can benefit from the possibility of broadcasting messages to a wide audience. The audience may include overhearing agents which, unknown to senders, observe conversations and, among other things, pro-actively send suggestions. Current mainstream agent communication languages however lack adequate support for broadcasting. This paper
Paolo Busetta, Antonia Donà, Michele Nori   +2 more
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Performance of multicast communication on hypercubes

Journal of Computer Science and Technology, 1993
Based upon hypercube multiprocessor systems, this paper analyses in detail the communication performance under the background of the greedy multicast algorithm GMA. The mean delay time of a message both at a node and in the system under multicasting is derived.
Haishui Xu, Xianji Li, Richard W. Nau
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On Multicast Communications with Minimum Resources

2005
We have developed and evaluated an efficient heuristic algorithm to construct a multicast tree with the minimum cost. Our algorithm uses multiple candidate paths to select a path from source to each destination, and works on directed asymmetric networks.
Young-Cheol Bang, Sung-Taek Chung, Moonseong Kim, Seong-Soon Joo   +3 more
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Multicast group communication for CORBA

Proceedings of the International Symposium on Distributed Objects and Applications, 1999
Multicast group communication is a useful augmentation to CORBA both for fault-tolerant and highly available applications and for groupware and cooperative work applications. However, different multicast group communication protocols are appropriate in different environments, e.g. local area vs. wide area networks, and Internet vs. ATM.
Louise E. Moser, P. M. Melliar-Smith, Priya Narasimhan, Ruppert R. Koch, K. Berket   +4 more
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Competitive routing in multicast communications

Networks, 2005
AbstractWe consider competitive routing in multicast networks from a noncooperative game theoretical perspective. There areNusers sharing a network, and each has to send a quantity of packets to a different set of addressees (each address must receive the same packets).
Thomas Boulogne, Eitan Altman
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Metrics for the evaluation of multicast communications

1999
In the distributed shipboard environment of interest to the United States Navy, there is an increasing interest in the use of multicast communications to reduce bandwidth consumption and to reduce latencies. Standardized metrics and tools are needed to evaluate the performance of multicast systems in this environment.
Philip M. Irey IV, David T. Marlow
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