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Slotted optical burst switching (SOBS) networks

Zhang et al., 2007

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13210531808925695320
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Zhang Z
Liu L
Yang Y
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Computer Communications

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In the paper, we study Optical Burst Switching (OBS) networks. Since OBS still suffers high loss ratio due to the lack of buffer at the OBS core routers, we study methods to reduce the loss without using optical buffers. We consider time-slotted OBS called Slotted OBS (SOBS) …
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