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From: eugene@pioneer.arpa (Eugene Miya N.)
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Subject: Re: Optical Interconnects (references to)
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Date: Mon, 4-May-87 23:26:07 EDT
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Posted: Mon May  4 23:26:07 1987
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In article <17993@sun.uucp> lyang@sun.UUCP (Larry Yang) writes:
>I don't have any references to this work.
>--Larry Yang [lyang@sun.com,{backbone}!sun!lyang]|   A REAL _|> /\ |

I do.

If you want a set of dated, but still very good articles, I would
refer you to the Proc. of the IEEE, July? 1984 special issue on digital
optical computing.  An interim report in Spectrum is also available, but
it's not a technical paper, just a rag survey, and would rather you
found the Proc. papers instead.  The other place to look in the optical
literature, not the electronic literature (right?;-).

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