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1988
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Edouard Y. Rocher, R. M. Newman, Zigmantas L. Budrikis, John L. Hullett:
Comments on "The QPSX MAN' (with authors' reply). IEEE Commun. Mag. 26(11): 9 (1988)

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1993
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Zigmantas L. Budrikis, Antonio Cantoni, John L. Hullett:
Size and speed insensitive distributed queue network. Architecture and Protocols for High-Speed Networks 1993: 1-10
1986
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Zigmantas L. Budrikis, John L. Hullett, Robert M. Newman, Dean Economou, Farhad M. Fozdar, Roger D. Jeffery:
QPSX: A Queue Packet and Synchronous Circuit Exchange. ICCC 1986: 288-293
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Robert M. Newman, John L. Hullett:
Distributed Queueing: A Fast and Efficient Packet Access Protocol for QPSX. ICCC 1986: 294-299

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