Modeling and Performance Evaluation of Multi-Processors Organization with Shared Memories

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This paper is primarily concerned with theoretical evaluation of the performance of multiprocessors system. A markovian waiting line model has been developed for various different multi-processors configurations, with shared memory. The system is analysed at the request level rather than job level.

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volume 1  issue 1

pages  37- 46

publication date 1988-02-01

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