Principle for high speed network control: congestion-and deadlock-freeness, self-routing, and a single buffer per link (original) (raw)

Proceedings of the ninth annual ACM symposium on Principles of distributed computing - PODC '90, 1990

Abstract

A high-speed network is a new environment motivated by recent advances in transmission technology. The highspeed environment requires that the network node operate (fast) based solely on local information (at least most of the time). This fact implies properties that are much different than those existing in current architectures and algorithms for traditional large-area networks. The new environment poses new

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