A multi-point-to-multipoint optical multicast routing method based on multi-core
An optical multicast and multi-point technology, applied in optical fiber transmission, digital transmission systems, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of consuming wavelength resources, save wavelength channels, improve load balance, and improve wavelength resource utilization.
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[0016] The most important thing in constructing the shared tree is the selection of the core point and the construction of the shared tree. When selecting core points, it often leads to a series of problems such as high delay and high blocking rate. The selection of core points has been proved to be an NP-hard problem, and determining which or several core points becomes an important issue. In an optical network, when there are many source nodes, choosing a core node often results in a huge number of wavelength channels. So here we select multiple core points to construct a multi-core shared tree. The selection of kernel points is based on the matrix heuristic algorithm, and the least kernel points are selected to satisfy the coverage of all source nodes.
[0017] In the optical network need to meet: wavelength continuity and wavelength independence. Wavelength continuity means that on an optical path, if there is no wavelength converter, only the same wavelength can be allo...
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