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COR
2006
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Numerical studies on a paradox for non-cooperative static load balancing in distributed computer systems
Numerical examples of a Braess-like paradox in which adding capacity to a distributed computer system may degrade the performance of all users in the system have been reported. Un...
Said Fathy El-Zoghdy, Hisao Kameda, Jie Li
JACM
2002
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Paradoxes in distributed decisions on optimal load balancing for networks of homogeneous computers
In completely symmetric systems that have homogeneous nodes (hosts, computers, or processors) with identical arrival processes, an optimal static load balancing scheme does not in...
Hisao Kameda, Odile Pourtallier
SC
2003
ACM
13 years 9 months ago
Traffic-based Load Balance for Scalable Network Emulation
Load balance is critical to achieving scalability for large network emulation studies, which are of compelling interest for emerging Grid, Peer to Peer, and other distributed appl...
Xin Liu, Andrew A. Chien
SIGMETRICS
2004
ACM
13 years 9 months ago
Insensitive load balancing
A large variety of communication systems, including telephone and data networks, can be represented by so-called Whittle networks. The stationary distribution of these networks is...
Thomas Bonald, Matthieu Jonckheere, Alexandre Prou...
NETWORKING
2004
13 years 5 months ago
Bounds on Benefits and Harms of Adding Connections to Noncooperative Networks
Abstract. In computer networks (and, say, transportation networks), we can consider the situation where each user has its own routing decision so as to minimize noncooperatively th...
Hisao Kameda