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Performance comparison of optical networks exploiting multiple and extended bands and leveraging reinforcement learning

Sadeghi et al., 2023

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2937052443899614924
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Sadeghi R
Correia B
London E
Napoli A
Costa N
Pedro J
Curri V
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2023 International Conference on Optical Network Design and Modeling (ONDM)

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Exploiting additional low loss bands of optical fibres is a promising solution to expand the capacity of optical transport networks. Recently, extended bandwidth bands (super bands) have been proposed, having a total bandwidth of 6 THz, instead of the regular 4.8 THz. We …
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