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The control-plane stability constraint in optical burst switching networks

Barakat et al., 2007

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1443866384898361716
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Barakat N
Darcie T
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IEEE communications letters

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In this letter, we consider the performance of optical burst switching networks with electronic header processing. We find that the finite processing capacity of the electronic core-node header processors can have a significant impact on the maximum throughput and minimum …
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