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Introducing Crosstalk-Awareness into GMPLS-controlled transparent optical networks

A solution based on RSVP-TE signaling protocol is proposed to encompass degradation due to crosstalk in all-optical networks. Simulation results show that it achieves low blocking probability and allows to design larger domains of transparency.

N Sambo | N Andriolli | P Castoldi | A Giorgetti | F Cugini | L Valcarenghi | A. Giorgetti | F. Cugini | P. Castoldi | N. Sambo | L. Valcarenghi | Nicola Andriolli

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