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Dual‐failure restorability analysis of span‐restorable meta‐mesh networks

Castillo et al., 2020

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4433814729512448780
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Castillo A
Nakashima‐Paniagua T
Doucette J
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The span‐restorable meta‐mesh model was previously designed as a cutting‐edge technique that enhanced the spare capacity efficiency in low average nodal degree networks. In this technique, lightpaths that fully traverse chains of degree‐2 nodes are …
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