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MTP: An atomic multicast transport protocol

Multicast transport protocol (MTP); a reliable transport protocol that utilizes the multicast strategy of applicable lower layer network architectures is described. In addition to transporting data reliably and efficiently, MTP provides the client synchronization necessary for agreement on the receipt of data and the joining of the group of communicants.

Alan O. Freier | Keith Marzullo | K. Marzullo | A. Freier

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