Richard G. Ogier

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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1993
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Richard G. Ogier, Vladislav Rutenburg, Nachum Shacham:
Distributed algorithms for computing shortest pairs of disjoint paths. IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory 39(2): 443-455 (1993)
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Richard G. Ogier, Vladislav Rutenburg:
Robust Routing for Minimum Worst-Case Expected Delay in Unreliable Networks. INFOCOM 1993: 338-346
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Vladislav Rutenburg, Richard G. Ogier:
Extract Maximum Information from Event-Driven Topology Updates. INFOCOM 1993: 1004-1013
1992
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Richard G. Ogier, Vladislav Rutenburg:
Minimum-Expected-Delay Alternate Routing. INFOCOM 1992: 617-625
1991
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Vladislav Rutenburg, Richard G. Ogier:
Fair Charging Policies and Minimum-Expected-Cost Routing in Internets with Packet Loss. INFOCOM 1991: 279-288

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