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Routing differentiated reliable connections in single-and multifiber WDM optical networks

Saradhi et al., 2001

Document ID
11113159543920613241
Author
Saradhi C
Murthy C
Publication year
Publication venue
OptiComm 2001: Optical Networking and Communications

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Wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks are matured to provide, scalable data centric infrastructure, capable of delivering flexible, value added, high speed and high bandwidth services directly from the optical (WDM) layer. Different applications/end users …
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