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A parallel consensus mechanism using PBFT based on DAG-lattice structure in the Internet of Vehicles

Zhang et al., 2022

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5740344644771995256
Author
Zhang X
Li R
Zhao H
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IEEE Internet of Things Journal

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The blockchain technology in the Internet of Vehicles (IoV) can be applied to solve security problems. Due to the high dynamics and resource constraints of the IoV, the traditional single-chain blockchain system is not suitable for the practical scenarios. In our previous …
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