Kim et al., 2004 - Google Patents
Robustness in large-scale random networksKim et al., 2004
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- Kim M
- Médard M
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- IEEE INFOCOM 2004
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We consider the issue of protection in very large networks displaying randomness in topology. We employ random graph models to describe such networks, and obtain probabilistic bounds on several parameters related to reliability. In particular, we take the …
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