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A model for finite stroage message switching networks

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5th Conference on Optimization Techniques Part II (Optimization Techniques 1973)

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In this paper the analysis of particular message switching networks is performed taking into account the finite storage at nodes.

An upper and lower bound to the node blocking probability are computed when the exact values are not available because of the computational complexity.

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R. Conti A. Ruberti

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Borgonovo, F., Fratta, L. (1973). A model for finite stroage message switching networks. In: Conti, R., Ruberti, A. (eds) 5th Conference on Optimization Techniques Part II. Optimization Techniques 1973. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 4. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-06600-4_9

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