Titlebook: Distributed Computing – IWDC 2005; 7th International Wo Ajit Pal,Ajay D. Kshemkalyani,Arobinda Gupta Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-V

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Ahmed Fuad,Mukhtar Al-Hashimi,Allam Hamdane ports of each node. The . tree labeling . gives each node . of . a label containing the port numbers of all the . edges incident to .. The . tree labeling . labels each node . by the number of the port leading from . to its parent in the tree. Our measure of interest is the worst case and total le

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Integrated Circuits and SystemsA message vocabulary of size two (i.e., single-bit messages) suffices to encode and transmit messages of arbitrary finite length over such channels. This note proves that single-bit messages are insufficient once channels potentially deliver duplicate messages. In particular, it is shown that no pro

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No Inert Learning Accepted at Foxfire!1,such that every point in the region is covered by at least one base-station, and the maximum range assigned is minimized. The algorithm proposed in this paper uses Voronoi diagram, and it works for covering a convex region of arbitrary shape. Experimental results justify the efficiency of our algori

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Audrey L. Karperien,Herbert F. Jelinek near real-time. So it is needed to design the index structure for supporting the frequent updates and fast retrieval of data efficiently. In this paper, CLUR-Tree (Cache-conscious Lazy Update R-Tree) is proposed, which is a spatial index for efficient processing of frequent updates of data streams