@techreport{Waldvogel2001Fuzzy-6325,
  year={2001},
  series={Washington University Computer Science Technical Report},
  title={Fuzzycast : Media Broadcasting for Multiple Asynchronous Receivers},
  number={WUCS-01-02, March 2001},
  author={Waldvogel, Marcel and Deng, Wei and Janakiraman, Ramaprabhu}
}

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