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Backtrack routing and priority-based wavelength assignment in WDM networks

Cheng, 1999

Document ID
11911749105462215521
Author
Cheng S
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Computer Communications

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In this paper, we consider two key problems in the WDM networks: the wavelengh assignment and routing problems. The objective of the problems is to minimize the request blocking rate. We propose two priority-based methods for the wavelength assignment …
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