Stochastic catastrophe theory in computer performance modeling
- Randolph Nelson
- 1987
- Journal of the ACM
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Approximate Analysis of Fork/Join Synchronization in Parallel Queues
- R. Nelson
- Asser N. Tantawi
- 1988
- IEEE TC
Analysis of task migration in shared-memory multiprocessor scheduling
- Mark S. Squillante
- Randolph D. Nelson
- 1991
- SIGMETRICS 1991
Performance evaluation of a general parallel processing model
- R. Nelson
- 1990
- SIGMETRICS 1990
Comparison of task response times in parallel systems
- R. Nelson
- Asser N. Tantawi
- 1990
- FTDCS 1990
Performance evaluation of a general parallel processing model
- R. Nelson
- 1990
- SIGMETRICS 1990
Approximation to the response time for shortest queue routing
- R. Nelson
- T. Philips
- 1989
- SIGMETRICS 1989
APPROXIMATION OF THE PROCESSING TIME FOR A RANDOM GRAPH MODEL OF A PARALLEL COMPUTATION.
- E. Gelenbe
- R. Nelson
- et al.
- 1985
- Fall Joint Computer Conference 1985
Bounds on the Speedup and Efficiency of Partial Synchronization in Parallel Processing Systems
- Cheng-Shang Chang
- R. Nelson
- 1995
- Journal of the ACM (JACM)
How to control those unruly tape measures - Or, Computer performance modeling using stochastic catastrophe theory
- Randolph Nelson
- 2009
- The Mathematical Intelligencer