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Profitable deployment of regenerators as traffic grows in WDM elastic networks featuring 32/64 GBaud carriers

Zami et al., 2018

Document ID
5931843639608201557
Author
Zami T
Pesic J
Morea A
Lavigne B
Publication year
Publication venue
Photonic Networks and Devices

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Profitable deployment of regenerators as traffic grows in WDM elastic networks featuring 32/64 GBaud carriers Page 1 NeW3F.3.pdf Advanced Photonics Congress (BGPP, IPR, NP, Networks, NOMA, Sensors, SOF, SPPCom) © OSA 2018 Profitable deployment of regenerators …
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