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Performance Analysis of Data in Burst Switching

The performance of interactive data traffic in burst switching is analyzed with a model that allows a number of the channels to be reserved for data messages, assumes that voice talkspurts have preemptive priority over data messages in the shared channels, and uses a fluid-flow approximation for the data traffic. Extensive validations are provided for the model.

Peter O'Reilly

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