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BitTorrent's dilemma: Enhancing reciprocity or reducing inequity

Jia et al., 2011

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8162372345120050784
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Jia A
D'Acunto L
Meulpolder M
Pouwelse J
Epema D
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2011 IEEE Consumer Communications and Networking Conference (CCNC)

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Enhancing reciprocity has been one of the primary motivations for the design of incentive policies in BitTorrent-like P2P systems. Reciprocity implies that peers need to contribute their bandwidth to other peers if they want to receive bandwidth in return. However, the over …
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