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Novel distributed Hash table——BChord

Hongwei Chen

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Abstract

A novel distributed Hash table(DHT) BChord was presented. BChord adopts bi-directional search mechanism of Chord. Though query items of finger table in BChord almost double to Chord, compared with Chord, BChord evi- dently increases speed at searching of resource and spreading of messages via theoretic proof and simulation results.

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A novel distributed Hash table(DHT) BChord was presented. BChord adopts bi-directional search mechanism of Chord. Though query items of finger table in BChord almost double to Chord, compared with Chord, BChord evi- dently increases speed at searching of resource and spreading of messages via theoretic proof and simulation results.

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A novel distributed Hash table(DHT) BChord was presented. BChord adopts bi-directional search mechanism of Chord. Though query items of finger table in BChord almost double to Chord, compared with Chord, BChord evi- dently increases speed at searching of resource and spreading of messages via theoretic proof and simulation results.

Key concepts: Chord (peer-to-peer), Distributed hash table, Hash table, Computer science, Hash function, Theoretical computer science, Table (database), Linear hashing

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