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FLAPS: bandwidth and delay-efficient distributed data searching in Fog-supported P2P content delivery networks

Shojafar et al., 2017

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14699176546268518846
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Shojafar M
Pooranian Z
Naranjo P
Baccarelli E
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The journal of supercomputing

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Due to the growing interest for multimedia contents by mobile users, designing bandwidth and delay-efficient distributed algorithms for data searching over wireless (possibly, mobile)“ad hoc” Peer-to-Peer (P2P) content Delivery Networks (CDNs) is a topic of current …
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