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system. So now there are a lot of big and small new old companies, have invested a greater power to develop WDM technology and new optical devices. 1 Key devices To construct the future high-speed and high-capacity information network system with optical network, we need to focus on high speed optical transmission, multiplexing and multiplexing technology. Based on optical interpolation multiplexing (OADM) technology, Optical Cross Interconnection (OXC) technology, integrated narrowband, high

new buffer without being mapped to another buffer in the old buffer collection. 3, dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by different terminals

content can be mapped to an existing or new buffer without being mapped to another buffer in the old buffer collection. 3, Dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the b

to an existing or new buffer without being mapped to another buffer in the old buffer collection. 3, Dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by d

≥ 20.7. Dispersion Characteristics(1) The zero-dispersion wavelength range is 1300 ~ 1324nm(2) The maximum zero color scatter slope is not greater than 0.093 ps/(n㎡. km ).(3) 1288 ~ The dispersion coefficient within the range of 1339nm is not greater than 3.5 ps/n㎡. km(4) The dispersion coefficient between 1 and 1360m

content has been assigned to the corresponding node by hashing. The result of the hash should be to ensure that the original allocated content can be mapped to an existing or new node , rather than being mapped to another node in the old node collection .3: dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all of the caches , but can see only a subset of them. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different bu

A distributed hash (DHT) implementation algorithm, proposed by MIT in 1997, was designed to address hot spot problems in the Internet, with a similar intent to carp. The consistent hash corrects the problem caused by the simple hashing algorithm used by carp, so that distributed hashing (DHT) can be really applied in the peer-to-peer environment.The consistency hash algorithm proposes four definitions for determining the good or bad hash algorithm in a dynamically changing cache environment:1, B

. 3, Dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by different terminals may be different, resulting in inconsistent results for the hash. This is obvi

Now there is a person, how to identify this person to this person? Then the characteristics of its existence, such as extracting its height, its appearance, its age, analysis of these characteristics, thus determining that this person is this person, we will never admit the mistake.Similarly, the analysis of the data, but also extracts the characteristics of the data, the characteristics of the analysis, so as to determine the status of the information presented by these data, so as to determine

to an existing or new buffer without being mapped to another buffer in the old buffer collection. 3, Dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by d

mapped to an existing or new buffer without being mapped to another buffer in the old buffer collection. 3, Dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but can only see a portion of them. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by d

buffer without being mapped to another buffer in the old buffer collection. 3, Dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by different terminals may

collection. 3, dispersion (Spread) : In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by different terminals may be different, resulting in inconsistent results for the ha

good or bad hash algorithm in a dynamically changing cache environment: 1, Balance (Balance): The balance is that the result of the hash can be distributed as far as possible in all buffers, so that all buffer space can be exploited. Many hashing algorithms can satisfy this condition. 2. Monotonicity (monotonicity): monotonicity means that if some content has been allocated to the corresponding buffer by hashing, a new buffer is added to the system. The result of the hash

be mapped to an existing or new buffer without being mapped to another buffer in the old buffer collection.3, dispersion (Spread): in a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by differe

buffer without being mapped to another buffer in the old buffer collection. 3, Dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by different terminals may

four definitions of good or bad judgment1, balance (Balance): the balance is that the result of the hash can be distributed as far as possible in all buffers, so that all buffer space can be exploited . Many hashing algorithms can satisfy this condition.2. monotonicity (monotonicity): monotonicity means that if some content has been allocated to the corresponding buffer by hashing, a new buffer is added to the system. The result of the hash should be to ensure that the original allocated content

. 3, Dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by different terminals may be different, resulting in inconsistent results for the hash. This is obvio

. 3, Dispersion (Spread): In a distributed environment, the terminal may not see all the buffers, but only to see part of it. The end result is that the same content is mapped to different buffers by different endpoints when the terminal wants the content to be mapped to buffering through a hashing process, because the buffer range seen by different terminals may be different, resulting in inconsistent results for the hash. This is obv

changes (from P1 to P2), the original results of all the hashes will change, thus not meet the requirements of monotonicity. The change in the hash result means that when the buffer space changes, all mappings need to be updated within the system. In the peer-to-peer system, the change in buffering is equivalent to the peer joining or exiting system, which occurs frequently in the peer system, resulting in great computational and transmission loads. Monotonicity is the requirement that the hash