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This paper compares various methods to construct multicast trees between end-systems, that vary in terms of implementation costs and their quality of mapping from logical overlay to physical network. They describe several algorithms that make trade-offs between algorithmic complexity, physical link stress and latency. While no algorithm is best in all three cases they show how it is possible to efficiently build trees for several thousand subscribers with latencies within a factor of two of the optimal, and link stresses comparable to, or better than, existing technologies.

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Format:PDFSize:139 KB
Date:Apr 2007
Pages:8

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