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How efficient can routing of individual 37.5 GHz-spaced 100 Gb/s 33 GBaud carriers be in WDM mesh core networks?

Zami et al., 2018

Document ID
9259643391755940111
Author
Zami T
Lavigne B
Weisser S
de Jauregui Ruiz I
Publication year
Publication venue
2018 European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC)

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How Efficient Can Routing of Individual 37.5 GHz-Spaced 100 Gb/s 33 GBaud Carriers be in WDM Mesh Core Networks? Page 1 How efficient can routing of individual 37.5 GHz-spaced 100 Gb/s 33 GBaud carriers be in WDM mesh core networks? Thierry Zami(1), Bruno …
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