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1986
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M. Chu, Mehmet S. Unsoy, Abdul Khawar:
Synergies Between ISDH PH and PSPDNs. ICC 1986: 1331-1336
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Abdul Khawar, Mehmet S. Unsoy:
Packet Switching in ISDN. ICCC 1986: 125-130
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Mehmet S. Unsoy:
Packet Mode Interworking - Enhancements to X.75. ICCC 1986: 723-728
1981
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Mehmet S. Unsoy, Theresa A. Shanahan:
X.75 internetworking of Datapac and Telenet. SIGCOMM 1981: 232-239
1977
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Johnny W. Wong, Mehmet S. Unsoy:
Analysis of Flow Control in Switched Data Networks. IFIP Congress 1977: 315-320

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