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We explore the utility and execution of recursive queries as an interface for querying distributed network graph structures. To illustrate the power of recursive queries, we give several examples of computing structural properties of a P2P network such as reachability and resilience. To demonstrate the feasibility of our proposal, we sketch execution strategies for these queries using PIER, a P2P relational query processor over Distributed Hash Tables (DHTs). Finally, we discuss the relationship between in-network query processing and distance-vector like routing protocols.

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Title
Analyzing P2P Overlays with Recursive Queries
Creator
Computer Science Division, Publisher
Hellerstein, Joseph M., Author
Stoica, Ion, Author
Huebsch, Ryan, Author
Loo, Boon Thau, Author
Roscoe, Timothy, Author
Published
Computer Science Division, University of California at Berkeley, Berkeley, California, 2004
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Electrical Engineering & Computer Sciences Technical Reports
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CSD-04-1301
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Text
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technical reports
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1 p
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The Engineering Library
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