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Proceedings of the twenty-second annual symposium on Principles of distributed computing
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Boston, Massachusetts
Pages: 43 - 52
Year of Publication: 2003
ISBN:1-58113-708-7
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ABSTRACT
This paper presents compact roundtrip routing schemes with local tables of size Õ(√n) and stretch 6 for any directed network with arbitrary edge weights; and with local tables of size Õ(√−1n2/k) and stretch min((2k/2 −1)(k + √), 16k 2+ 8 k − 8), for any directed network with polynomially-sized edges, both in the topology-independent node-name model. These are the first topology-independent results that apply to routing in directed networks.
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