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Regenerator location problem in flexible optical networks
In this study, we introduce the regenerator location problem in flexible optical networks. With a given traffic demand, the regenerator location problem in flexible optical networks considers the regenerator location, routing, bandwidth allocation, and modulation selection problems jointly to satisf
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