Optimal design of a distributed network with a two-level hierarchical structure

Article Abstract:

A discussion is presented of the difficulties encountered in the topological design of a network with a two-level hierarchical structure and a full-meshed embedded backbone network. The problem is treated as a quadratic 0-1 programming model and as a linear one as well. The proposed efficient solution assumes that the latter is a version of the uncapacitated facility problem. The solution can also be used to design large data communication and transportation systems.

Distributed processing (Computers), Distributed computing, Hierarchical organization (Computers)

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Projections of the capacitated network loading problem

Article Abstract:

Capacitated facilities are analyzed in detail with the problem presented using a natural mixed integer formulation. Polyhedral properties are also analyzed.

Management Theory & Techniques, Analysis, Management, Polyhedra, Polyhedrons

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Optimizing the system of virtual paths by tabu search

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Research is presented describing the development of an heuristic methodology for optimizing a tabu search of virtual paths systems on the Internet.

Bridge/routers, Bridge routers (Network hardware), Asynchronous communications, Asynchronous transfer mode

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