IRE Transactions on Communications Systems · 1979 · 52 citations · 7 references
ComputingComputer ScienceComputer NetworksInterconnection NetworksQueuing TheoryCommunication NetworksNetwork Capacity PlanningNetwork SwitchingNetwork TopologyQueueing TheoryComplexityPacket ReassemblyRearrangeable NetworksRearrangeably Nonblocking NetworksReassemblyTraffic CapacityTraffic Flow Capacity
A method for increasing the traffic capacity of connecting networks is presented which involves rearrangement of calls while in progress. In contrast to previously studied methods for rearrangement of existing calls, the process involves repacking calls as existing calls terminate, rather than when arriving calls are blocked. The scheme has the advantage that the added control complexity is much less than required for rearrangement in the normal sense.
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