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Wavelength defragmentation with minimum optical path disruptions for seamless service migration
We propose wavelength defragmentation solutions with minimum optical path disruptions. The new approaches achieve up to 20% resource efficiency improvement with less than one fourth of disruptions compared to the conventional approach.