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Multiobjective Multicast Routing Algorithm
2004This paper presents a new multiobjective multicast routing algorithm (MMA) based on the Strength Pareto Evolutionary Algorithm (SPEA), which simultaneously optimizes the cost of the tree, the maximum end-to-end delay, the average delay and the maximum link utilization.
J. Crichigno, B. Barán
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Overlay Multicast Routing Supported by IP Multicast Routers
2010 Third International Symposium on Information Science and Engineering, 2010We propose TOMIMN as a novel overlay multicast approach, which exploits the support from IP multicast routers to construct a topology-aware overlay tree. Compared with most overlay multicast schemes, TOMIMN tree is compatible with the physical network and effective in saving bandwidth resource. Due to the network layer support, no complicated algorithm
Chen Xiao, Liu Nianzu
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Routing broadband multicast streams
Computer Communications, 1992Abstract Conventional Steiner tree algorithms have provided good solutions to single-shot and narrow-band multicast, but impose serious problems to multipoint broadband communications, such as videoconferencing, where a single path is often unable to handle the huge bandwidth involved.
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Multicast Group Effect on Multicast Routing Protocols
2004Abstract—In this paper we investigate the performance of two multicast routing protocols, implemented in SAM, in its classic and DPC (Distibuted Power Control) version. These protocols are AMRIS [1] and ODMRP [2] and the performance are obtained with 802.11b MAC protocol [7]. The DPC version of these two protocols has been named AMRIS Power Control and
M. MALAGUTI +2 more
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2012
Consider a telecommunications network consisting of a set of nodes connected by arcs. The network might be, e.g., the Internet, or the private network offered by a service provider such as AT&T. A node represents a physical device, such as a switch or router, connected to other devices.
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Consider a telecommunications network consisting of a set of nodes connected by arcs. The network might be, e.g., the Internet, or the private network offered by a service provider such as AT&T. A node represents a physical device, such as a switch or router, connected to other devices.
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Other Multicast Routing Methods
2012In this chapter we review some other approaches to multicast.We contrast application versus overlay methods, describe a gossip based system motivated by peer-to-peer file sharing techniques, and present a method based upon distributed hashing. We describe a method enabling hosts with only unicast capabilities to access multicast content from the ...
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