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Packet scheduling algorithms and performance of a buffered shufflenet with deflection routing
2000
Journal of Lightwave Technology
In a multihop network, packets go through a number of hops before they are absorbed at their destinations. In routing to its destination using minimum path, a packet at a node may have a preferential output link (the so-called "care" packet) or may not (the so-called "don't care" packet). Since each node in an optical multihop network may have limited buffer, when such buffer runs out, contention among packets for the same output link can be resolved by deflection. In this paper, we study
doi:10.1109/50.838123
fatcat:zd7cqutc2zh47jhkwy3mphqdze