AbstractIn this paper, we present an improved load distribution strategy, for arbitrarily divisible processing loads, to minimize the processing time in a distributed linear network of communicating processors by an efficient utilization of their front-ends. Closed-form solutions are derived, with the processing load originating at the boundary and at the interior of the network, under some important conditions on the arrangement of processors and links in the network. Asymptotic analysis is carried out to explore the ultimate performance limits of such networks. Two important theorems are stated regarding the optimal load sequence and the optimal load origination point. Comparative study of this new strategy with an earlier strategy is als...
AbstractThe problem of scheduling divisible loads in a single-level tree network is considered. All ...
The problem of optimal divisible load distribution in distributed bus networks employing a heterogen...
Abstract—This paper considers scheduling divisible workloads from multiple sources in linear network...
In this paper, we present an improved load distribution strategy, for arbitrarily divisible processi...
AbstractIn this paper, we present an improved load distribution strategy, for arbitrarily divisible ...
This paper analyzes the effect of communication delay on the optimal distribution of processing load...
In this paper the multi-installment load distribution strategy is applied to a linear network of pro...
A linear network of communicating processors is analyzed. The processors in the network may or may n...
Abstract-The problem of obtaining optimal processing time in a distributed computing system consisti...
The problem of distributing and processing a divisible load in a heterogeneous linear net-work of pr...
The problem of obtaining optimal processing time in a distributed computing system consisting of (N+...
AbstractThe problem of processing divisible loads in a distributed bus network architecture with arb...
AbstractIn this paper, scheduling of divisible loads in a bus network is considered. The objective i...
In this paper we propose a general Linear Programming (LP) based formulation and solution methodolog...
AbstractTo date closed form solutions for optimal finish time and job allocation are largely obtaine...
AbstractThe problem of scheduling divisible loads in a single-level tree network is considered. All ...
The problem of optimal divisible load distribution in distributed bus networks employing a heterogen...
Abstract—This paper considers scheduling divisible workloads from multiple sources in linear network...
In this paper, we present an improved load distribution strategy, for arbitrarily divisible processi...
AbstractIn this paper, we present an improved load distribution strategy, for arbitrarily divisible ...
This paper analyzes the effect of communication delay on the optimal distribution of processing load...
In this paper the multi-installment load distribution strategy is applied to a linear network of pro...
A linear network of communicating processors is analyzed. The processors in the network may or may n...
Abstract-The problem of obtaining optimal processing time in a distributed computing system consisti...
The problem of distributing and processing a divisible load in a heterogeneous linear net-work of pr...
The problem of obtaining optimal processing time in a distributed computing system consisting of (N+...
AbstractThe problem of processing divisible loads in a distributed bus network architecture with arb...
AbstractIn this paper, scheduling of divisible loads in a bus network is considered. The objective i...
In this paper we propose a general Linear Programming (LP) based formulation and solution methodolog...
AbstractTo date closed form solutions for optimal finish time and job allocation are largely obtaine...
AbstractThe problem of scheduling divisible loads in a single-level tree network is considered. All ...
The problem of optimal divisible load distribution in distributed bus networks employing a heterogen...
Abstract—This paper considers scheduling divisible workloads from multiple sources in linear network...