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Publications in the On Distributed Communications Series
I. Introduction to Distributed Communications Networks, Paul Baran,
RM-3420-PR.
Introduces the system concept and outlines the requirements for and
design considerations of the distributed digital data
communications network. Considers especially the use of redundancy as a
means of withstanding heavy enemy attacks. A
general understanding of the proposal may be obtained by reading this
volume and Vol. XI.
II. Digital Simulation of Hot-Potato Routing in a Broadband Distributed
Communications Network, Sharla P. Boehm and Paul
Baran, RM-3103-PR.
Describes a computer simulation of the message routing scheme proposed.
The basic routing doctrine permitted a network to
suffer a large number of breaks, then reconstitute itself by rapidly
relearning to make best use of the surviving links.
III. Determination of Path-Lengths in a Distributed Network, J. W.
Smith, RM-3578-PR