Gábor Rétvári

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Published: 1993
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2015
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Gábor Németh, Gábor Rétvári:
Rate-adaptive multipath routing: Distributed, centralized, and hybrid architectures. Networks 66(2): 118-135 (2015)
2012
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Gábor Németh, Gábor Rétvári:
Towards a statistical characterization of the competitiveness of oblivious routing. SIGMETRICS 2012: 387-388
2010
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Gábor Németh, Gábor Rétvári:
Hybrid Demand Oblivious Routing: Hyper-cubic Partitions and Theoretical Upper Bounds. BROADNETS 2010: 84-100
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Gábor Rétvári, Gábor Németh:
Demand-Oblivious Routing: Distributed vs. Centralized Approaches. INFOCOM 2010: 1217-1225
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Gábor Rétvári, Gábor Németh:
On optimal multipath rate-adaptive routing. ISCC 2010: 605-610

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