作者:
Cholvi, V.Univ Jaume 1
Dept Lenguajes & Sistemas Informat Castellon de La Plana 12071 Spain
We address the problem of stability in networks where the link capacities can change dynamically. We show that every network running a greedyscheduling policy is universally stable at any injection rate r < 1/(Cd)...
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We address the problem of stability in networks where the link capacities can change dynamically. We show that every network running a greedyscheduling policy is universally stable at any injection rate r < 1/(Cd), where d is the largest number of links crossed by any packet and C is the maximum link capacity. We also show that system-wide time priority scheduling policies are universally stable at any injection rate r < 1/(C(d - 1)). (C) 2008 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
We address the problem of deciding whether a given network is stable in the Adversarial Queueing Model when considering farthest-from-source (FFS) as the queueing policy to schedule the packets through its links. We s...
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We address the problem of deciding whether a given network is stable in the Adversarial Queueing Model when considering farthest-from-source (FFS) as the queueing policy to schedule the packets through its links. We show a characterisation of the networks which are stable under FFS in terms of a family of forbidden subgraphs. We show that the set of networks stable under FFS coincide with the set of universally stable networks. Since universal stability of networks can be checked in polynomial time, we obtain that stability under FFS can also be decided in polynomial time. (C) 2004 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
We study universal stability of directed and undirected graphs in the adversarial queuing model for static packet routing. In this setting, packets are injected in some edge and have to traverse a predefined path befo...
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We study universal stability of directed and undirected graphs in the adversarial queuing model for static packet routing. In this setting, packets are injected in some edge and have to traverse a predefined path before leaving the system. Restrictions on the allowed packet trajectory provide a way to analyze stability under different packet trajectories. We consider five packet trajectories, two for directed graphs and three for undirected graphs, and provide polynomial time algorithms for testing universal stability when considering each of them. In each case we obtain a different characterization of the universal stability property in terms of a set of forbidden subgraphs. Thus we show that variations of the allowed packet trajectory lead to nonequivalent characterizations. Using those characterizations we are also able to provide polynomial time algorithms for testing stability under the NTG-lis (Nearest To Go-Longest In System) protocol.
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