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Disambiguation of "Randel, Sebastian"

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Physical layer transmission and switching solutions in support of spectrally and spatially flexible optical networks.

, , , , , and . IEEE Communications Magazine, 53 (2): 52-59 (2015)

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Sebastian Friedl University of Stuttgart

Communication extension for cloud-based machine control of simulated robot processes, , , and . 2016 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Technology (ICIT), page 54-58. (March 2016)

Sebastian Asenbeck University of Stuttgart

Sebastian Hasler University of Stuttgart

Sebastian Höpfl University of Stuttgart

Sebastian Brandhofer University of Stuttgart

 

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