Optimal capacity placement for path restoration in STM or ATM mesh-survivable networks
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...Furthermore, we can apply the SCH algorithm in the VP level o f ATM networks with some modifications as in [40]....
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...The above scheme is also called an alternate link routing due to the fact that the mapping is not only limited to one-to-one, but also can be many-to-one [11,12]....
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...Extensions to the existing IP protocols, such as OSPF-TE [12], RSVPTE, and ISIS-TE [13], as well as the newly designed signaling protocol, CRLOP, all emerged in the early 1998, and have since served as the routing and signaling protocols for the MPLS-based packet-switched networks....
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...Previous work used an IP approach based on -flow -cut considerations to solve the spare capacity placement problem in a span-restorable network [4], [11], [20]....
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...Issues related to the restoration mechanisms themselves are addressed in related works [1], [2], [4], [21], [27]....
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