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Figure 2.1. Diagrammatic representations of BaseCast (top) and FastCast (bot- (bot-tom)
Figure 2.2. Configuration in WAN.
Figure 2.4. Atomic multicast in a LAN. Bars show median latency or average throughput, and whiskers show 95-th percentile or 95% confidence interval.
Figure 2.5. Atomic multicast in emulated WAN. Bars show median latency or average throughput, and whiskers show 95-th percentile or 95% confidence interval
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