01892nam1 2200313 450 00003416420220114101124.020220114b17781783km-y0itay50------baitaITy-------001yyStoria del commercio e della navigazione dal principio del mondo sino a' giorni nostri di Michele De Jorio, giureconsulto, e avvocato napoletano. Tomo 1. [- 4.]Napolinella Stamperia Simoniana1778-17834 v.4ºRiferimento: www.bnf.fr. e Copac onlineFregio xilogr. sui front.Iniziali e test. xilogr.0010000341662001 {Storia del commercio e della navigazione dal principio del mondo sino a' giorni nostri di Michele De Jorio, giureconsulto, e avvocato napoletano. Tomo 1. [- 4.]}0010000341682001 {Storia del commercio e della navigazione dal principio del mondo sino a' giorni nostri di Michele De Jorio, giureconsulto, e avvocato napoletano. Tomo 1. [- 4.]}0010000341692001 {Storia del commercio e della navigazione dal principio del mondo sino a' giorni nostri di Michele De Jorio, giureconsulto, e avvocato napoletano. Tomo 1. [- 4.]}0010000341702001 {Storia del commercio e della navigazione dal principio del mondo sino a' giorni nostri di Michele De Jorio, giureconsulto, e avvocato napoletano. Tomo 1. [- 4.]}Storia del commercio e della navigazione dal principio del mondo sino a' giorni nostri di Michele De Jorio2570392ItaliaNapoliDe Jorio,Michele070238195Di Simone650ITUNIPARTHENOPE20220114REICATUNIMARC000034164Storia del commercio e della navigazione dal principio del mondo sino a' giorni nostri di Michele De Jorio2570392UNIPARTHENOPE02570oam 2200433zu 450 991087251670332120241212215255.010.1109/ICPP.2004(CKB)1000000000021869(SSID)ssj0000454087(PQKBManifestationID)12129310(PQKBTitleCode)TC0000454087(PQKBWorkID)10486691(PQKB)11341417(NjHacI)991000000000021869(EXLCZ)99100000000002186920160829d2004 uy engur|||||||||||txtccr2004 International Conference on Parallel Processing[Place of publication not identified]IEEE Computer Society Press20041 online resource (xviii, 576 pages) illustrationsBibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph0-7695-2197-5 We propose a membership protocol for group communications in mobile Internet. The protocol is called RGB, which is the acronym of "a Ring-based hierarchy of access proxies, access Gateways, and Border routers". RGB runs in a parallel and distributed way in the sense that each network entity in the ring-based hierarchy maintains local information about its possible leader, previous, next, parent and child neighbors, and that each network entity independently collects/generates membership change information, which is propagated by the one-round membership algorithm concurrently running in all the logical rings. We prove that the proposed protocol is scalable in the sense that the scalability of a ring-based hierarchy is as good as that of a tree-based hierarchy. We also prove that the proposed protocol is reliable, in the sense that, with high probability of 99.500%, a ring-based hierarchy with up to 1000 access proxies attached by a large number of mobile hosts will not partition when node faulty probability is bounded by 0.1%; if at most 3 partitions are allowed, then the Function-Well probability of the hierarchy is 99.999% accordingly.Parallel processing (Electronic computers)CongressesParallel processing (Electronic computers)Parallel processing (Electronic computers)Parallel processing (Electronic computers)004.35Eigenmann Rudolf943333PQKBPROCEEDING99108725167033212004 International Conference on Parallel Processing2392714UNINA