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This paper presents a study of fork–join systems. The fork–join system breaks down each customer into numerous tasks and processes them on separate servers. Once all tasks are finished, the customer is considered completed.
Vladimir Mironovich Vishnevsky +3 more
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A quantitative study of fork-join processes with non-deterministic choice: Application to the statistical exploration of the state-space [PDF]
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Antoine Genitrini +2 more
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Control of Fork-Join Processing Networks with Multiple Job Types and Parallel Shared Resources [PDF]
A fork-join processing network is a queueing network in which tasks associated with a job can be processed simultaneously. Fork-join processing networks are prevalent in computer systems, healthcare, manufacturing, project management, justice systems, and so on.
Erhun Özkan
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Quantitative and Algorithmic aspects of Barrier Synchronization in Concurrency [PDF]
In this paper we address the problem of understanding Concurrency Theory from a combinatorial point of view. We are interested in quantitative results and algorithmic tools to refine our understanding of the classical combinatorial explosion phenomenon ...
OLivier Bodini +3 more
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Statistical Analysis of Non-deterministic Fork-Join Processes [PDF]
We study the combinatorial structure of concurrent programs with non-deterministic choice and a fork-join style of coordination. As a first step we establish a link between these concurrent programs and a class of combinatorial structures. Based on this combinatorial interpretation, we develop and experiment algorithms aimed at the statistical ...
Genitrini, Antoine +2 more
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Heavy-traffic limits for a fork-join networkin the Halfin-Whitt regime
We study a fork-join network with a single class of jobs, which are forked into a fixed number of parallel tasks upon arrival to be processed at the corresponding multi-server stations.
Hongyuan Lu, Guodong Pang
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The Templet language preprocessor: a programming tool for process-per-message modeling
Motivation: A large number of applications can be described as a set of processes that exchange messages. Traditionally the process-per-message model is used in the form of a specialized language or a run-time library for general purpose language.
Sergey V Vostokin
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Departure process in a mixed fork–join synchronization network
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Origin and diversity of leaf vein patterns. [PDF]
Robil JM, Scarpella E.
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VeriFed: Temporally Consistent Continuous Cross-Chain Data Federation. [PDF]
Hao K, Bi M, Ma Y.
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