The Steiner cycle polytop

Article Abstract:

Steiner cycle polytop problem is used to find telecommunication systems' optimal design applications. This problem is also used to generalize weighted Girth problem and traveling salesman problem.

Spain, Analysis, Traveling-salesman problem, Structural optimization, Polytopes

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The selection and scheduling of telecommunication calls with time windows

Article Abstract:

A method of resolving bandwidth-scheduling problem by selecting and scheduling calls on the telecommunication network with bandwidth capacity constraints is presented.

Methods, Scheduling (Management), Bandwidth, Bandwidth technology, Bandwidth allocation

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A simulated annealing based solution approach for the two-layered location registration and paging areas partitioning problem in cellular mobile networks

Article Abstract:

The solutions for paging and location update problems of mobile communication networks, using mathematical model and simulated annealing method, are presented.

South Korea, Radiotelephone communications, Paging Services, Paging, Simulated annealing (Mathematics)

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