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2006
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Karl F. Rauscher, Richard E. Krock, James P. Runyon:
Eight ingredients of communications infrastructure: A systematic and comprehensive framework for enhancing network reliability and security. Bell Labs Tech. J. 11(3): 73-81 (2006)
1999
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D. Bruce Buchholz, Charles C. Byers, Stephen J. Hinterlong, George D. Huensch, Rick L. Morrison, Trent R. Nanke, James P. Runyon, Hsien-Chuen Yu:
Broadband fiber access: A fiber-to-the-customer access architecture. Bell Labs Tech. J. 4(1): 282-299 (1999)
1997
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Humberto J. La Roche, Stephen L. Myers, James P. Runyon, Gerald S. Soloway, David W. Spears:
High-speed data services using the switched digital broadband access system. Bell Labs Tech. J. 2(2): 188-202 (1997)
1996
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Rang J. Bankapur, Hugh J. Beuscher, James P. Runyon, Amalesh C. R. Sanku, Chander S. Sehgal:
Switched digital video access networks. Bell Labs Tech. J. 1(1): 66-77 (1996)

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