Titlebook: SCION: A Secure Internet Architecture; Adrian Perrig,Pawel Szalachowski,Laurent Chuat Textbook 2017 Springer International Publishing AG 2

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Adrian Perrig,Pawel Szalachowski,Laurent ChuatDescribes one of the most promising future Internet architectures.Focuses on the development of a working prototype.Suitable for practitioners, researchers, and graduate students.Includes supplementar

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The SCION Architectureitulate briefly, our main aim is to design a network architecture that offers highly available and efficient point-to-point packet delivery, even if some of the network operators and devices are actively malicious. The following chapters describe the SCION architecture in increasing detail.

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Name Resolutionn between SCION-connected endpoints: we also need a way to turn an Internet name into a SCION address. As name resolution and path establishment are separate processes, with different timescales and triggered by separate events, we design a dedicated infrastructure that is optimized for each purpose.

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Adrian Perrig,Pawel Szalachowski,Raphael M. Reischuk,Laurent Chuat W] et les modules de cohomologie de l‘algebre (definition 3. 12) Hn(A,B, W) = Yfn[HomB(T*(A,B), W)]. En particulier l‘homologie et la cohomologie d‘une algebre libre sont triviales (corollaire 3. 36). Quant au module Ho(A,B,B) il est toujours isomorphe au module des differentielles de Kaehler QBIA