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Self-restructuring Peer-to-Peer Network for e-Learning

Authors: Masanori Ohshiro; Kenneth J. Mackin; Eiji Nunohiro; Kazuko Yamasaki;

Self-restructuring Peer-to-Peer Network for e-Learning

Abstract

In this paper, we propose a self-restructuring network for e-learning. In a typical server-client model, the server must broadcast data to all clients. It makes the server impossible to work smoothly. Our model lightens load of the server and makes the server enable to work properly. The model of network is based on a data structure known as heap. We describe how to organize such network and how to re-structure it when one node is disconnected or new node join the network.

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