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1996
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Roy C. Dixon:
Cells-In-Frames: a system overview. IEEE Netw. 10(4): 9-17 (1996)
1988
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Roy C. Dixon, Dan Pitt:
Addressing, bridging, and source routing [LAN interconnection]. IEEE Netw. 2(1): 25-32 (1988)
1987
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Roy C. Dixon:
Lore of the token ring. IEEE Netw. 1(1): 11-18 (1987)
1983
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Roy C. Dixon, Norman C. Strole, James D. Markov:
A Token-Ring Network for Local Data Communications. IBM Syst. J. 22(1/2): 47-62 (1983)

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1993
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Roy C. Dixon, David M. Kushi:
Data Link Switching: Switch-to-Switch Protocol. RFC 1434: 1-33 (1993)

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