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Title:	Peer-to-peer multimedia communication
Authors:	Salsano, Stefano Bracciale, Lorenzo
Keywords:	peer to peer streaming multimedia streaming
Issue Date:	2-Jul-2010
Abstract:	Peer-to-Peer (P2P) systems have been invented, deployed and researched for more than ten years and went far beyond the simple ﬁle sharing applications. In P2P networks, participants organize themselves in an overlay network that abstracts from the topological characteristics of the underlying physical network. Aim of these systems is the distribution of some kind of resources like contents, storage, or CPU cycles. Users, therefore, play an active role so that they can be considered as client and server at the same time, for the particular service that is provided through the P2P paradigm. Goal of this dissertation thesis is to study these systems, and give contributes in their performance evaluation. The analysis will aim to evaluate the achieved performance of a system and/or the performance bounds that could be achievable. In fact, even if there are several proposals of diﬀerent systems, peer-to-peer streaming performance analysis can be considered still in ...
Description:	22. ciclo
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/2108/1308
Appears in Collections:	Tesi di dottorato in ingegneria

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