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From: asuvax!godzilla!dalyb@ncar.ucar.edu (Brian Daly)
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Subject: Re: Photonic Switching
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In article <15337@accuvax.nwu.edu>, MZAKI@egidscvm.bitnet writes:

> I am interested in the subject of photonic switching on academic
> level.  Could any one tell where to get more info about the subject? 
> (papers, periodicals, books, etc.)

GLOBECOM 90 had several papers presented on photonic switching. Each
paper also has a list of other references. Check the proceedings from
GLOBECOM 90; you might also want to check the GLOBECOM proceddings
from other years.

Also look at the International Switching Symposium (ISS) proceedings,
or the ICC proceedings.


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