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Wavelengths assignment on a ring all-optical metropolitan area network

Dominique Barth Johanne Cohen 1 Paraskevi Fragopoulou Gérard Hébuterne 2
1 RESEDAS - Software Tools for Telecommunications and Distributed Systems
INRIA Lorraine, LORIA - Laboratoire Lorrain de Recherche en Informatique et ses Applications
2 ST-CROLLES - STMicroelectronics [Crolles]
Abstract : We consider an all-optical network whose topology is a ring interconnecting $n$ nodes. Each node can be connected to $\La$ of the $>l$ wavelengths of the ring. Each pair of nodes should share at least $>b$ common wavelengths. The load of a wavelength equals the number of nodes connected to it. In this paper, we focus our attention in finding a wavelengths assignment to nodes for given values of the $n$, $\La$, $>l$ and $>b$. We give some bounds and some (near)optimal polynomial strategies for assigning wavelengths.
Keywords : combinatorial problem anneau tout optique all-optical ring wavelengths assignment lower/upper bound polynomial algorithm algorithme polynomiale problème combinatoire
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Dominique Barth, Johanne Cohen, Paraskevi Fragopoulou, Gérard Hébuterne. Wavelengths assignment on a ring all-optical metropolitan area network. 3rd Workshop on Approximation and Randomization Algorithms in Communication Networks - ARACNE'2002, Sep 2002, Rome, Italy, 9 p. ⟨inria-00100801⟩

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