This page shows animations that illustrate the impact
of join-leave churn on the distribution of node
locations. The simulation assumes a certain stable
core of nodes in the network (that do not churn).
In each iteration, some nodes join the network with
a random location, stay for a while (the routing
algorithm performs a few swaps) and then leave.
As explained in our paper, this causes the locations
of the nodes in the stable part of the network to
implode towards some specific location over time.