On the Meaning of Names in Programming Systems. - Alexander G. Fraser 001 (Commun. ACM, 1971)

On the Interface Between Computers and Data Communications Systems. - Alexander G. Fraser 001 (Commun. ACM, 1972)

A 10-wire interface for data communications. - Alexander G. Fraser 001 (DATACOMM, 1973)

Loop transmission systems for data. - Alexander G. Fraser 001 (Comput. Commun. Rev., 1974)

Circuit design aids on unix. - Alexander G. Fraser 001 (DAC, 1978)

Towards a Universal Data Transport System. - Alexander G. Fraser 001 (IEEE J. Sel. Areas Commun., 1983)

Queueing and framing disciplines for a mixture of data traffic types. - Alexander G. Fraser 001; Samuel P. Morgan (AT&T Bell Lab. Tech. J., 1984)

Data transport in a byte stream network. - Alexander G. Fraser 001; William T. Marshall (IEEE J. Sel. Areas Commun., 1989)

Designing a public data network. - Alexander G. Fraser 001 (IEEE Commun. Mag., 1991)

Xunet 2: A Nationwide Testbed in High-Speed Networking. - Alexander G. Fraser 001; Charles R. Kalmanek; Alexander E. Kaplan; William T. Marshall; Robert C. Restrick (INFOCOM, 1992)

Formal Methods Applied to Software Production. - Alexander G. Fraser 001 (PSTV, 1992)

Transmission facilities for computer communications. - Alexander G. Fraser 001; P. S. Henry (Comput. Commun. Rev., 1992)

Early experiments with asynchronous time division networks. - Alexander G. Fraser 001 (IEEE Netw., 1993)

Future WAN Telecommunications. - Alexander G. Fraser 001 (IEEE Micro, 1996)

RCP-AC: Congestion Control to Make Flows Complete Quickly in Any Environment. - Nandita Dukkipati; Nick McKeown; Alexander G. Fraser 001 (INFOCOM, 2006)