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Engineering circuit-switched networks

Callegati et al., 2022

Document ID
17620665501157189656
Author
Callegati F
Cerroni W
Raffaelli C
Publication year
Publication venue
Traffic Engineering: A Practical Approach

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This chapter describes the main teletraffic engineering concepts for circuit-switched networks, or more generally for networks with static bandwidth allocation to traffic flows. The first part of the chapter deals with the simple case of a stand-alone system with only one type …
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