Optical Networks : Recent Advances, Paperback by Ruan, Lu (EDT); Ding-zhu Du ...

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Publication Name: Optical Networks : Recent Advances Author: Ding-Zhu Du Item Width: 6.3 in Subject Area: Mathematics, Computers, Technology & Engineering ISBN: 9781461379812 Item Weight: 20.4 Oz Item Length: 9.4 in Language: English Publisher: Springer Series: Network Theory and Applications Ser. Format: Trade Paperback Book Title: Optical Networks : Recent Advances width: 6.3 in Type: Textbook Publication Year: 2011 Subject: Networking / General, Computer Science, Telecommunications, Discrete Mathematics Number of Pages: VIII, 347 Pages

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Optical Networks : Recent Advances, Paperback by Ruan, Lu (EDT); Ding-zhu Du .... Optical Networks : Recent Advances, Paperback by Ruan, Lu (EDT); Ding-zhu Du (EDT), ISBN 1461379814, ISBN-13 9781461379812, Brand New, Free shipping in the US With the rapid growth of bandwidth demand from network users and the advances in optical technologies, optical networks with multiterabits per-second capacity has received significant interest from both researchers and practitioners. Optical networks deployment raises a number of challenging problems that require innovative solutions, including net work architectures, scalable and fast network management, resource efficient routing and wavelength assignment algorithms, QoS support and scheduling algorithms, and switch and router architectures. In this book, we put together some important developments in this exiting area during last several years. Some of the articles are research papers and some are surveys. All articles were reviewed by two reviewers. The paper, "On Dynamic Wavelength Assignment in WDM Optical Networks," by Alanyali gives an overview of some issues in the analy sis and synthesis of dynamic wavelength assignment policies for optical WDM networks and illustrates a new method of analysis. The paper by Ellinas and Bala, "Wavelength Assignment Algorithms for WDM Ring Architectures," presents two optimal wavelength assignment algorithms that assign the minimum number of wavelengths between nodes on WDM rings to achieve full mesh connectivity. In the paper, "Optimal Placement of Wavelength Converters in WDM Networks for Parallel and Distributed Computing Systems," Jia et al.