The Edinburgh Multiple Access System (EMAS) is a type of network protocol that was developed to facilitate communication in a multi-user environment, particularly in the context of packet-switched networks. It was designed to allow multiple users to share the same communication channel efficiently. The system is particularly notable for its work in the field of computer networking and was part of the broader exploration of various multiple access techniques during the development of early network systems.
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