Querying and Routing in Next-Generation Networks

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I propose the use of recursive queries [24] as an interface for querying distributed network graph structures. Recursive queries allow a query result to be defined in terms of itself. This is particularly useful for querying network graphs that exhibit recursive structures. To query these distributed graphs over the Internet, I propose using distributed query processing techniques to process recursive queries. I further demonstrate the relationship between in-network execution of recursive queries and traditional routing protocols. Based on this relationship, I propose investigating the use of recursive queries for end-hosts to customize routing protocols. I plan to implement my proposals in the context of the PIER [9] system, and study different techniques to achieve good performance in the system.

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2004-08-01
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NOTE: At the time of publication, author Boon Thau Loo was affiliated with the University of California at Berkeley. Currently (April 2007), he is a faculty member in the Department of Computer and Information Science at the University of Pennsylvania.
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