Designing communication networks for distributed control agents

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A bicriteria combinatorial optimization problem and its applications to the design of communication networks for distributed controllers is the concern of this paper. An IP formulation for the problem of finding supported solutions along with families of strong valid inequalities and delivered in this paper.

Mathematical optimization, Optimization theory

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Complexity of master-slave tasking on heterogenous trees

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The method of resolving the problem relating to scheduling independent identical tasks on heterogenous processors and networks with different processing and communication times is presented. The tasks are identified as master or slave in the sequence.

Semiconductors and related devices, Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing, Microprocessor Chips, France, Methods, Microprocessor, CPUs (Central processing units), Microprocessors, Scheduling (Management), Central processing units, Multitasking, Multitasking (Computing), Microprocessor upgrade, Concurrent programming

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An optimal and scalable parallelization of the two-list algorithm for the subset-sum problem

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Usage of parallel algorithms for resolution of the knapsack problem, for managing networks of Macintosh computers, is described.

Brazil, Usage, PowerPC-based system, Macintosh computers, Algorithms, Algorithm, Combinatorial optimization

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