Titlebook: Maximum Entropy and Bayesian Methods; Laramie, Wyoming, 19 W. T. Grandy,L. H. Schick Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 19

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l switching in communication networks are discussed, involving optical circuit, packet, and burst switching. ...The chapters are self-contained with minimum overlap. They bring together academic and industrial 978-1-4419-3869-5978-0-387-29159-8

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third part covers optical-switching fabrics, systems, and networks. Applications of optical switching in communication networks are discussed, involving optical circuit, packet, and burst switching. ...The chapters are self-contained with minimum overlap. They bring together academic and industrial

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Arnold Zellnerthird part covers optical-switching fabrics, systems, and networks. Applications of optical switching in communication networks are discussed, involving optical circuit, packet, and burst switching. ...The chapters are self-contained with minimum overlap. They bring together academic and industrial

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Conspiracy

David Drabold,Gerald Jonesr different in-line amplification scenarios including all-DRA and all-EDFA amplifications. With signal-quality consideration, as compared to algorithms that are not impairment aware in a realistic optical network, the impairment-aware algorithms efficiently provide signal-quality-guaranteed connecti

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F. H. Fr?hnerr different in-line amplification scenarios including all-DRA and all-EDFA amplifications. With signal-quality consideration, as compared to algorithms that are not impairment aware in a realistic optical network, the impairment-aware algorithms efficiently provide signal-quality-guaranteed connecti

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Glenn Heidbredermbined with the choice of virtual topology and its corresponding packet routing in order to arrive at an optimum solution. Dynamic establishment and reconfiguration of lightpaths is an important issue which needs to be thoroughly studied. Some of these topics are studied in Chapters 9 and 7.

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P. F. Smith,M. A. Playerr different in-line amplification scenarios including all-DRA and all-EDFA amplifications. With signal-quality consideration, as compared to algorithms that are not impairment aware in a realistic optical network, the impairment-aware algorithms efficiently provide signal-quality-guaranteed connecti