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Designing a family of bidirectional self-healing rings

Gawande et al., 1999

Document ID
15682803705031019411
Author
Gawande M
Klincewicz J
Publication year
Publication venue
Performance and Control of Network Systems III

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Developments in synchronous (SDH/SONET) transmission products has led to increased use of ring structures in telecommunication networks, on account of theirself- heating'properties. Often, a set of nodes is interconnected by afamily'of such rings, which all …
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