Name: Resource Allocation In Network Function Virtualization: Problems, Models And Algorithms
ISBN: 9789811948152

Resource Allocation In Network Function Virtualization: Problems, Models And Algorithms

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Title: Resource Allocation In Network Function Virtualization: Problems, Models And Algorithms
ISBN-10: 981-19-4815-1
ISBN-13: 978-981-19-4815-2
Author(s): Fan Li, Song Yang, Nan He, Xiaoming Fu, Xiaoming Fu, (Computer Scientist)
Publisher: Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd Fka Springer Science + Business Media Singapore Pte Ltd
Published: 2026
Format: Kindle Edition
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Pages: 727
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EAN: 9789811948152
ASIN: 9811948151
Prefix: 978
Group: 981
Group Name: Singapore
Group Identifier: 978-981
Registrant: 19
Publication: 4815
Check Digit: 2
Formatted: 978-981-19-4815-2

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