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report · 1976

Data Network Reliability

Robert G. Gallager, A. Segall, John M. Wozencraft

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Abstract

Abstract : The objective of this research is how to achieve in engineering practice the potential advantages of reliability that a large scale data communication network should make possible. From a technical viewpoint, the principal areas of investigation reported here are computer resource sharing, adaptive network routing, and the efficient representation of network protocol information. The approach has been theoretical, with an attempt made to take a fundamental new look (independent of current engineering practice) at areas where theoretical understanding is limited, but important and possible to attain. The primary analytical tools have been information, control, and queueing theory.

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APA 7

Gallager, R. G., Segall, A., & Wozencraft, J. M. (1976). Data Network Reliability. https://doi.org/10.21236/ada030012

MLA 9

Gallager, Robert G., et al. “Data Network Reliability.” 1976, https://doi.org/10.21236/ada030012.

Chicago

Gallager, Robert G., A. Segall, and John M. Wozencraft. 1976. “Data Network Reliability.” https://doi.org/10.21236/ada030012.

Harvard

Gallager, R.G., Segall, A. and Wozencraft, J.M. (1976) ‘Data Network Reliability’. Available at: https://doi.org/10.21236/ada030012.

BibTeX
@article{gallager1976data,
  title = {{Data Network Reliability}},
  author = {Gallager, Robert G. and Segall, A. and Wozencraft, John M.},
  year = {1976},
  doi = {10.21236/ada030012}
}

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