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AUPE: Collaborative byzantine fault-tolerant peer-sampling
Peer sampling is a crucial primitive in distributed systems, used to manage overlays and disseminate information in large-scale scenarios such as permissionless blockchain systems. Its purpose is to maintain and regularly update a local and partial snapshot, or view, of the complete system's members
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