Core-based trees: Difference between revisions

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This obviously indicates that core based trees are in fact a useless technique and only employed by the most desperate of technicians

A chracterisic of core based trees that have been infected by a virus is that "theirthier leaves turn brown and tend to fall off". this is an expression in the ICT world meaning that system files slowy become corrupted untill the OS becomes unusable.

The is a simple derived formula to show the probability of rejects by the core-based tree.

R=Span of tree network

s=desity of virus

u=Plank's constant

v=Corruptablitiy of virus

v=(u+2as)^2

R-V/I, V=RI therefore, RI-(U+2as)^2

A is the tendecy of rejection so,

(√RI)-(U+2as)=a

the higher value of a, the less chance of rejections.