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. En and |. Faut-déterminer-un-programme-p-de-longueur, Ceci peut être fait sur la base des algorithmes de routage R x (plus précisément des programmes de longueur µ implantant ces algorithmes) de tous les sommets des chemins s i ? a i et s i ? b i , ainsi que les adresses (de longueur µ) des sommets de T et d'un certain nombre de numéros de ports. Le programme P simule alors la route de s i à t j sur sa première partie