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....sometimes serve as a transition technology for new functionality, with an initial deployment in overlay networks, and with that functionality moving later into the core if it seems warranted. There are also increased obstacles to the evolution of the Internet in the form of increased complexity [WD02], unanticipated feature interactions [K00] interactions between layers, interventions by middleboxes, and the like. Because increasing complexity appears inevitable, research is needed to understand architectural mechanisms that can accommodate increased complexity without decreasing robustness ....
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.... view the moderate rate at which the congestion grows and the established strong conductance as an indication that, despite its decentralized uncoordinated dynamic growth, the Internet preserves good resource allocation and load balancing properties and prevents extreme fragilities and monopolies [56, 19, 58]. Admittedly, this is a subjective statement, but we believe that it is a firm starting point. In summary, we have analyzed routing on PLRG s under the assumptions: a) All links have the same capacity. b) Demand O(dudv ) between all pairs of nodes (unit uniform demand is a special case. c) ....
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