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    Journal: Computer Communications

    Volume 4, Issue 6

    267 -- 272Pierre Schmid, Christian Maurer. Presentation-level protocol for national videotex services
    273 -- 280Paul Fisher. Database design technique
    281 -- 285Christopher Gibbs. Statistical multiplexing in data networks
    286 -- 292Daniel Minoli. Optimal strategy in multigraduated tariffs

    Volume 4, Issue 5

    211 -- 214Louis Pouzin. Computer communications - problems and solutions
    215 -- 220Derek Farmer. Programmable communications controllers
    221 -- 226R. H. Griffin. Facsimile network interface
    227 -- 241Sigram Schindler, Ute Flasche, Carsten Bormann. Open systems interconnection - the presentation service model

    Volume 4, Issue 4

    155 -- 164A. R. Telfer, Jayanti C. Majithia. Design and evaluation of an interface for an integrated service data network
    165 -- 168Nguyen Toan, Guy Sergeant. Local-network database
    169 -- 173Alberto Faro, Gaetano Messina. Internetworking analysis
    174 -- 178Jean Bacon, Adrian Stokes. Distributed system for educational use
    179 -- 186Michel Banâtre. Distributed auction bidding system

    Volume 4, Issue 3

    99 -- 105Roland Haber. Euronet and videotex: Competitive or complementary?
    127 -- 131Paul W. Garratt. Connecting a computer to a packet-switched network by means of a finite-state automaton
    132 -- 137Radu Popescu-Zeletin, Lutz Henckel, W. Heinze, K. Jacobsen, Gisela Maiß. Network data management for heterogeneous computer networks: the virtual file concept

    Volume 4, Issue 2

    43 -- 55Sigram Schindler, Juergen Schulze. Open systems interconnection: the session service
    61 -- 65Ken Beauchamp. Computer networking at Csiro
    66 -- 71Didier Lombard. The next generation of communications satellites
    72 -- 73Horst Fröhlich, Gerhard Bommas. Data transmission via European communications satellite
    74 -- 76Thomas Rolander. Control program for a microcomputer network

    Volume 4, Issue 1

    10 -- 18Antão Moura, James Field. Collision-control algorithms in carrier-sense multiple-access (collision-detection) networks
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