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Energy-Efficient Mobile Node in Multicast Batch Verification

Jagadeesha et al., 2020

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872507752015271197
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Jagadeesha R
Thippeswamy K
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SN Computer Science

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Conventional methods used in batch signature verification do not distinguish between static node signature verification and mobile node signature verification. Static nodes rarely face energy expenditure problem, but energy conservation is given a critical importance in …
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