Chapter Digital All-Optical Physical-Layer Network Coding

Network coding (NC) has recently attracted intense research focus for its potential to provide network throughput enhancements, security and reduced network congestions, improving in this way the overall network performance without requiring additional resources. In this chapter, the all-optical phy...

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Main Author: Mitsolidou, Charikleia (auth)
Other Authors: Vagionas, Chris (auth), Tsiokos, Dimitris (auth), Pleros, Nikos (auth), Miliou, Amalia (auth)
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Language:English
Published: InTechOpen 2018
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