Grandoni, FabrizioNicosia, GaiaOriolo, GianpaoloSanità, Laura2010-09-022010-09-022010-09-02201010.1016/j.orl.2010.05.001https://infoscience.epfl.ch/handle/20.500.14299/52614WOS:000282458100014The Spanning Tree Protocol routes traffic on shortest path trees. If some edges fail, the traffic has to be rerouted consequently, setting up alternative trees. In this paper we design efficient algorithms to compute polynomial-size integer weights so as to enforce the following stability property: if q=O(1) edges fail, traffic demands that are not affected by the failures are not redirected. Stability is a goal pursued by network operators in order to minimize transmission delays due to the restoration process.Stable routingSpanning Tree ProtocolRandomized algorithmsShortest Paths TreeFailing Edgetext::journal::journal article::research article