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Effect of switch cost on the design of hybrid optoelectronic networks

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Abstract

Feature Issue on Next-Generation WDM Network Design and Routing (WDMN). We consider the design of a hybrid optoelectronic network with grooming. We propose a model in which we take into account the fact that grooming traffic requires o-e-o conversion and processing by the electronic switch. This requirement, in turn, means that a new switch must be installed whenever its processing capacity is exhausted so that grooming cost exhibits a large modularity--an element that is missing from all current models. We show on small-network examples that this modularity has a very strong effect on the structure of the dimensioning and routing of the demands.

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