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Performance analysis of a bufferless OBS node considering the streamline effect

Phung et al., 2006

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17032813689784103504
Author
Phung M
Shan D
Chua K
Mohan G
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IEEE Communications Letters

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In this letter, we describe and analyze a phenomenon unique to bufferless optical burst switched (OBS) networks called the streamline effect. This is the phenomenon wherein bursts within an input stream to a core node only contend with those from other input …
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