DSA Research
Tom Tignor <tpt2@isi.edu> Mon, 30 November 1992 10:28 UTC
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Subject: DSA Research
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From: Tom Tignor <tpt2@isi.edu>
Hi, I'm looking to find answers to the following questions having to do with DSAs: What is the approximate distribution of root level, country level and sub-country level DSAs? How do higher level DSA's compare with lower level ones in frequency of access over time? (Looking for a mathematical comparison here...) Can you mathematically specify a range (in hop count) for the distance between a DSA and agents querying it? (Maybe this is dependent on the level of the DSA?) Anyone who can lend wisdom or point me in the right direction receives my everlasting gratitude. :) Tom :-)
- DSA Research Tom Tignor