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Static protection against single multicast resource failure in optical WDM networks

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The multicast paradigm offers tremendous benefits in efficiency for transmitting data across optical networks, allowing a single client to send information to an entire set of endpoints. A multicast request is most efficiently provisioned through the creation of a tree, with the endpoints, or resources, occasionally serving as branching points. This practice can lead to the source of the request becoming disconnected from the associated resources should one of those branching resources fail. In cases where a large amount of data are currently in transmission, the ramifications of this failure can be severe. We propose an optimal solution through integer linear programming for the static protected multicast routing and wavelength assignment problem, where an entire set of requests is provisioned with built-in redundancy against single resource node failure. We compare the optimal performance against several heuristics and find that protection against this type of failure can be provided with the trade-off of increased wavelength consumption, compared to less-protected solutions.

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This work has been supported by the National Science Foundation CARGONET project under Grant CNS-1406370 and by the Department of Energy (DOE) PROPER project under Grant DE-SC0012115TDD.

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Davis, D.A.P., Vokkarane, V.M. Static protection against single multicast resource failure in optical WDM networks. Photon Netw Commun 31, 386–403 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11107-015-0590-3

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