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Bell Labs Technical Journal, Volume 4
Volume 4, Number 1, January - March 1999
- Rod C. Alferness, Paul A. Bonenfant, Curtis J. Newton, Kevin A. Sparks, Eve L. Varma:
A practical vision for optical transport networking. 3-18 - Robert A. Goudreault, P. Harshavardhana, Ramesh Nagarajan, Carol Y. Sunada-Wong, Mark R. Wilson:
Impact of an integrated architecture for bandwidth management in a broadband network infrastructure. 19-41 - Carlos A. Alegria, Shalom S. Bergstein, Kimberly A. Dixson, Christopher J. Hunt:
The WaveStar™ BandWidth Manager: The key building block in the next-generation transport network. 42-57 - Bharat T. Doshi, Subrahmanyam Dravida, P. Harshavardhana, Oded Hauser, Yufei Wang:
Optical network design and restoration. 58-84 - Bharat T. Doshi, Subrahmanyam Dravida, Enrique J. Hernandez-Valencia, Wassim Matragi, M. Akber Qureshi, Jon Anderson, James S. Manchester:
A simple data link protocol for high-speed packet networks. 85-104 - Jon Anderson, James S. Manchester, Antonio Rodriguez-Moral, Malathi Veeraraghavan:
Protocols and architectures for IP optical networking. 105-124 - Leping Wei, Yi Chen, Gerald G. Wong:
The evolution of China's optical fiber networks. 125-144 - Steven R. Johnson, Virginia L. Nichols:
Advanced optical networking - Lucent's MONET network elements. 145-162 - Yi Chen, Mohammad T. Fatehi, Humberto J. La Roche, Jacob Z. Larsen, Bruce L. Nelson:
Metro optical networking. 163-186 - Yan Sun, Atul K. Srivastava, Jianhui Zhou, James W. Sulhoff:
Optical fiber amplifiers for WDM optical networks. 187-206 - Randy Giles, Magaly Spector:
The wavelength add/drop multiplexer for lightwave communication networks. 207-229 - Andrew R. Chraplyvy:
High-capacity lightwave transmission experiments. 230-245 - James J. Refi:
Optical fibers for optical networking. 246-261 - Neil A. Jackman, Sunita H. Patel, Benny Mikkelsen, Steven K. Korotky:
Optical cross connects for optical networking. 262-281 - D. Bruce Buchholz, Charles C. Byers, Stephen J. Hinterlong, George D. Huensch, Rick L. Morrison, Trent R. Nanke, James P. Runyon, Hsien-Chuen Yu:
Broadband fiber access: A fiber-to-the-customer access architecture. 282-299 - Gordon C. Wilson, Thomas H. Wood, J. Anthony Stiles, Robert Feldman, Jean-Marc P. Delavaux, Thomas H. Daugherty, Peter D. Magill:
FiberVista: An FTTH or FTTC system delivering broadband data and CATV services. 300-322
Volume 4, Number 2, April - June 1999
- Kit G. August, Victor B. Lawrence, Burton R. Saltzberg:
An introduction to future communications services and access. 3-20 - Douglas A. Spencer, Kenneth W. Howard:
Definity® enterprise communications server ATM integration. 21-42 - Eric J. Bauer:
IP exchange systems - Redefining distributed communications in the enterprise. 43-56 - Frank V. Baumann:
MediaBuilder: A next-generation multimedia service creation and deployment platform. 57-70 - Martin F. Parker, Gordon R. Brunson, William J. Barnett Jr., Gregory M. Vaudreuil:
Unified messaging - A value-creating engine for next-generation network services. 71-87 - Daniel S. Furman, Michael J. Cosky, David L. Thomson, Stephen A. O'Brien, Eric E. Sumner Jr.:
Speech-based services. 88-97 - Mark M. Clougherty, Donald E. Crowe, Kimerie W. Javitt, Fred C. Kemmerer, John Tardy, John D. Unruh:
The AnyMedia® access system - Providing solutions for distribution and network independence. 98-127 - Robert Tebbs:
Real-time IP facsimile: Protocol and gateway requirements. 128-145 - Rob Pike, Dennis M. Ritchie:
The Styx® architecture for distributed systems. 146-152 - Randy L. Bartell, Nadine A. Blackwood, Dominik Eggenschwiler, Mai-Huong Nguyen, Christian Schnidrig, Michael J. Yatchman:
The MediaXact† system - A framework for personalized electronic commerce services. 153-173 - Ramnath A. Lakshmi-Ratan:
The Lucent Technologies Softswitch - Realizing the promise of convergence. 174-195 - Bharat T. Doshi, Subrahmanyam Dravida, Daniel R. Jeske, Kamala P. Murti, Behrokh Samadi:
Performance analysis of switch access systems. 197-208 - Hoo-Yin Khoe, A. Craig Bolling, Arupjyoti Bhuyan
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Digital loop carrier solutions for voice and data networks. 209-217
Volume 4, Number 3, July - September 1999
- Joseph A. Tarallo, George I. Zysman:
Overview. 3-5 - Eshwar Pittampalli:
Third-generation CDMA wireless standards and harmonization. 6-18 - Krishna Balachandran, Keith F. Conner, Richard P. Ejzak, Sanjiv Nanda:
A proposal for EGPRS radio link control using link adaptation and incremental redundancy. 19-36 - Cristian Demetrescu:
LLC-MAC analysis of general packet radio service in GSM. 37-50 - Mooi Choo Chuah, Enrique J. Hernandez-Valencia:
Mobile virtual private dial-up services. 51-72 - R. Michael Buehrer, Achilles G. Kogiantis, Shang-Chieh Liu, Jiann-An Tsai, Dirck Uptegrove:
Intelligent antennas for wireless communications - Uplink. 73-103 - Linda M. Zeger, Mark E. Newbury:
CDMA capacity with added carriers in a cellular network. 104-119 - Vijay K. Garg:
Trunk management in cellular/PCS networks. 120-133 - Charles Mmaduka Ufongene:
A model for the cost analysis of wireless access architectures. 134-154 - Nace Layadi, Jennifer I. Colonell, John Tseng-Chung Lee:
An introduction to plasma etching for VLSI circuit technology. 155-171 - David C. Carr, Karen A. Folliard, Steel T. Huang, Ann M. Kenney, Julie A. MacGregor:
How to implement a successful communication program: A case study. 172-180 - Galen L. Carter, Charles R. Lindemulder, John M. Nichols:
Definity® ProLogix† solutions rapid development. 181-190
Volume 4, Number 4, October - December 1999
- Shervin Erfani, Victor B. Lawrence, Manu Malek, Binay Sugla:
Network management: Emerging trends and challenges. 3-22 - L. Lawrence Ho, Christopher J. Macey, Ronald Hiller:
Real-time performance monitoring and anomaly detection in the Internet: An adaptive, objective-driven, mix-and-match approach. 23-41 - Dan Romascanu, Itai E. Zilbershtein:
Switch monitoring - The new generation of monitoring for local area networks. 42-54 - Henry D. Nissenbaum:
A directory-hosted network management information model: A CIM/DEN implementation. 55-74 - Mark L. Stevens, Walter J. Weiss:
Policy-based management for IP networks. 75-94 - Ashfaq Hossain, Houshing F. Shu, Charles R. Gasman, Randolph A. Royer:
Policy-based network load management. 95-108 - Andrzej Bieszczad, Pratik K. Biswas, Walter Buga, Manu Malek, Hai Tan:
Management of heterogeneous networks with intelligent agents. 109-135 - Kenneth C. Budka, Richard DiPasquale, Bruno W. A. Rijsman, Anekal B. Sripad:
Engineering large SONET/SDH management networks. 136-154 - Ravi V. Shankar, Ashish K. Chatterjee:
Managing the management communications network in optical transport systems. 155-170 - Kwok-Chien Choy, Martin S. Halkyard, Shankar Krishnamoorthy, Manas R. Panda:
Reusable management frameworks for third-generation wireless networks. 171-189 - Yudhveer S. Bagga, Arati Chaudhury, Charleen E. Hird, Ted C. Lee, William W. Pretyka, Danilo L. Puseljic, Reza Shafie-Khorasani, Thomas P. Tignor, Rulei Ting:
A network management system solution for diverse and converged voice and data networks. 190-203 - Kevin K. W. Whang, Rajnish Jain, Paul Chan:
Network element management architecture for the 7 R/E™ trunk access gateway. 204-224 - Brett A. Denison, Federico Giovannetti:
NetCare® network management services - Managing multi-vendor networks. 225-236 - Stephen Blott, Clifford E. Martin, Yuri Breitbart, José Carlos Brustoloni, Thomas R. Gramaglia, Henry F. Korth, David M. Kristol, Robert H. Liao, Eben Scanlon, Avi Silberschatz:
User-level billing and accounting in IP networks. 237-251 - Edward S. Chang, Aridaman K. Jain, David M. Slade, S. Lee Tsao:
Managing cyber security vulnerabilities in large networks. 252-272
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