Question: [31] Prove the following: For shortest-path routing on c log nrandom graphs, if nodes know their neighbors and nodes may be relabeled by arbitrary identifiers
[31] Prove the following: For shortest-path routing on c log nrandom graphs, if nodes know their neighbors and nodes may be relabeled by arbitrary identifiers (which therefore can code information), then with labels of size at most (1 + (c + 3) log n) log n bits the local routing functions can be stored in O(1) bits per node. Hence the complete routing scheme including the label information is represented by
(c + 3)n log2 n + n log n + O(n) bits.
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