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Over the last three decades, communication network planning and routing has been a fertile problem domain for developing and applying optimization models. Two main driving forces underlie these modeling efforts: (i) the enormous investments in communication facilities (estimated at around $60 billion in 1980 in Bell System transmission facilities alone (at&t Bell Laboratories and over $100 billion in total for the U. Offer significant opportunities for cost savings with even modest improvements in the design and operation of communication networks, and (ii) rapid technological and regulatory changes provide novel design alternatives and operating environments. This paper reviews and develops alternative modeling approaches for addressing contemporary design problems that arise in one major component of a telecommunication system: the local access network. As a starting point, the paper first sets a backdrop for our discussion by reviewing relevant technological developments as well.

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