Alberto Faro

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1983
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Alberto Faro, Gaetano Messina, Franco Martinucci:
On the measured behaviour of a X.25 packet switching subnetwork. SIGMETRICS 1983: 166-174
1982
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Alberto Faro, Gaetano Messina, Orazio Mirabella:
Microcomputer-controlled solar energy plants. Microprocess. Microsystems 6(10): 535-542 (1982)
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Alberto Faro, Gaetano Messina:
A Layered Approach for Performance Evaluation of Computer Networks. IMACS World Congress 1982: 123-131
1981
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Alberto Faro, Gaetano Messina:
Internetworking analysis. Comput. Commun. 4(4): 169-173 (1981)
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Alberto Faro, Gaetano Messina, A. Serra:
A Network Operating System for Local Computer Networks. RTSS 1981: 13-21

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