Publications

A prototype system, developed at AT&T, supports a premiere ISDN customer's network management needs by exporting selected features from existing Bell Operating Company Element Management System

Dynamic power management techniques have been proposed in a number of recent approaches to reduce the energy consumption of telecommunication networks and devices.

Query processing on partly inaccessible databases generally does not yield exact, but vague result sets.

There is a growing interest, and concern, about potential health effects associated with exposure to electromagnetic energy at radio frequencies and microwave frequencies.

We present measurements of express optical interconnection between data centers using a MEMs photonic cross connect and a packet-optical transport network under the control of a pro-grammable netOS

Some problems are best viewed as complementarity problems, that is, problems with pairs of inequality constraints, at least one of which must be tight.

Current prevention techniques provide restrictive responses that may take a local reaction in a limited information system infrastructure.

A number of languages have been developed for specifying XML publishing, i.e., transformations of relational data into XML trees.

Non-hierarchical clusterings of proximity data can represent a more general class of solutions than simple tree structures: those solutions consisting of overlapping (non-nested) sets of objects.

Since Clos gave the first construction of a strictly nonblocking multistage interconnection network, only a few other constructions have been proposed in almost a half-century.