Network control arrangement based on topological equivalence

Details Network control arrangement based on topological equivalence Network control arrangement based on topological equivalence

1989-05-08

1991-08-13

Olms, Douglas W.

Multiplex communications

Wide area network

Packet switching

370 581, 340826, 379272, H04Q 1100

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050401734

ABSTRACT:
A network control arrangement where path hunts through a first network are performed with reference to a second network that is topologically equivalent to the first. Path hunts through a crossover network, well-suited for implementation in the photonics domain, are performed with reference to a topologically equivalent shuffle network using a very efficient, shuffle network path hunt algorithm.

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