Showing papers in "Computer Networks in 1987"

TL;DR: In this paper, a stochastic analysis for the interval between two successive successful transmissions (called the packet interdeparture time) in a variety of slotted persistent CSMA and CSMA/CD systems is given.

TL;DR: The Salford/Daresbury MAC layer bridge protocol as mentioned in this paper allows bridges to negotiate a loop free or spanning tree topology from an arbitrary extended LAN environment, which is a modification of the SFA bridge protocol.

TL;DR: Additional packet mode bearer services refer to closer integration of PS into ISDN by employing the ISDN signalling procedures designed for circuit switching (CS) also for controlling virtual connections.

TL;DR: The EARN Board of Directors set up a working party to define the migration path which is just concluding its work, and this paper is a summary of their report.

TL;DR: In this paper, the impact of microelectronics on the experience of work autonomy among low-ranking civil servants in an administration department was investigated, and a loss of autonomy was found among employees working with the new technologies.

TL;DR: A search algorithm that requires considerably less bandwidth than the currently used flooding algorithms is presented and the bandwidth and search time of the proposed algorithm are analyzed and compared with a controlled flooding algorithm.