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Design of Hierarchical Optical Path Networks that Utilize Wavelength Conversion and Evaluation of the Allowable Cost Bound

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Abstract

We propose a hierarchical optical path network design algorithm that considers wavelength conversion. Numerical experiments prove that, by employing wavelength conversion, hierarchical optical path networks will be more cost effective than single-layer optical path networks over a wide range of traffic demand, which is not possible without using wavelength conversion.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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