Using social media for political discourse is increasingly becoming common practice,
especially around election time. Arguably, one of the most interesting aspects of this trend is …

The Internet has quickly evolved into a vast global network owned and operated by
thousands of different administrative entities. During this time, it became apparent that …

We develop a non-classic algebraic theory for the purpose of investigating the convergence
properties of dynamic routing protocols. The algebraic theory can be regarded as a …

There is a shortage of routing protocols that meet the needs of network engineers. This has
led to BGP being pressed into service as an IGP, despite its lack of convergence …

We describe a language-centric approach to solving the complex, low-level, and error-prone
problem of network control. Specifically, we have designed a domain-specific language …

A flexible mechanism and method for routers to select the egress point for each destination
comprises identifying a plurality of points of egress from an autonomous system, ranking the …

The robustness of the Internet relies heavily on the robustness of BGP routing. BGP is the
glue that holds the Internet together: it is the common language of the routers that …

We describe a language-centric approach to solving the complex, low-level, and error-prone
problem of network control. Specifically, we have designed a domain-specific language …

Many challenges to the Internet including global routing scalability have drawn significant
attention from both industry and academia, and have generated several new ideas for the …

We present a game-theoretic model that captures many of the intricacies of interdomain
routing in today's Internet. In this model, the strategic agents are source nodes located on a …