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Multicast Communication on Network Computers

IEEE Software, 1985
Channel-oriented packet casting is a predominant feature of Micros, an operating system designed to explore control and communication techniques for network computers containing thousands of hosts.
L.D. Wittie, Arthur J. Bernstein, Ariel J. Frank   +2 more
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Computer communications networks

Proceedings of the May 19-22, 1975, national computer conference and exposition on - AFIPS '75, 1975
Advances in computer and communication technologies are profoundly affecting the nature, structure, and operation of computer-communications networks. The joint exploitation of these technologies while promising seemingly unlimited operational possibilities, generates an almost endless parade of issues for the designer, supplier, user, and regulator of
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Computer Communication and Networks in Education

2010 International Conference on System Science, Engineering Design and Manufacturing Informatization, 2010
Archives of computer-mediated communication (CMC) could be valuable organizational resources. This paper describes an automatic approach that facilitates users' integrated understanding of discussion and behavior of CMC participants. In the presented parallel learning framework the global population is divided into some subpopulations, each assigned to
Jin Wang, YanChun Mao
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Computer Network Communications

1996
There are several wide-area computer networks around the world that are used extensively by the space and Earth science community. These networks can be grouped by the computer communications protocol that they implement such as TCP/IP, NJE, X.25 and DECnet. The Internet (or TCP/IP Internet) uses TCP/IP, BITNET uses NJE, the international public packet
Gerd K. Hartmann, Walter Dieminger, Reinhart Leitinger   +2 more
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COMPUTING BY COMMUNICATION IN NETWORKS OF MEMBRANES

International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science, 2002
In this paper we consider networks of membranes which compute by communication only, using symport/antiport rules. Such rules are used both for communication with the environment and for direct communication among membranes. It turns out that, rather surprisingly, networks with a small number of membranes are computationally universal.
Gheorghe Păun, Grzegorz Rozenberg, Grzegorz Rozenberg, Andrei Păun   +3 more
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DIGITAL COMPUTER CONTROL OF COMMUNICATION NETWORKS

IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1982
Abstract This paper uses the theory of hierarchical control to arrive at routing algorithms for messages in computer communication networks, some aspects of implementation are also considered.
J. Warrior, K.S.P. Kumar
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An availability evaluation for computer communication networks

Microelectronics Reliability, 1980
Abstract Among the various availability criteria for computer communication networks, based on strictly topological considerations or taking into account also the traffic characteristics, we propose, as a network performance measure, the probability that an assigned fraction of the stability throughput can be carried out with average packet and ...
CORSI, Francesco, DE LEO R.
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Securing computer networks communication by modifying computer network communication protocols

2011 11th International Conference on ITS Telecommunications, 2011
This research presents a technique to protect computer networks communication by modifying communication protocol identifier. The main advantage of this technique is preventing "man in the middle" meddling from reconstructing sessions from collected data.
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Covert computer and network communications

Proceedings of the 4th annual conference on Information security curriculum development, 2007
The ex-filtration of confidential information across communication networks is a challenging problem. It is possible for transmissions to be hidden or masked in such a way to circumvent the security policies of an organization. An objective might be to make contacts "invisible" to all parties except designates.
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The Communications Computer Hardware of the MERIT Computer Network

IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1972
Three Michigan universities are currently working on a project to evolve a network that will link their educational and research computing centers. This project requires the concurrent development of several interrelated technical activities, the most important of which are the network's specialized hardware, software for the network's communications ...
E. Aupperle, W. Becher
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