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Real-time calculus for scheduling hard real-time systems
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2002
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Mathematical ProgrammingEngineeringMax-plus AlgebraReal-time System DesignComputational ComplexityReal-time SchedulingOperations ResearchReal-time SystemNetwork CalculusSystems EngineeringCombinatorial OptimizationReal-time CalculusComputer ScienceReal-time AlgorithmScheduling AnalysisScheduling ProblemAutomationFormal MethodsReal-time SystemsReal-time Operation
This paper establishes a link between three areas, namely Max-Plus Linear System Theory as used for dealing with certain classes of discrete event systems, Network Calculus for establishing time bounds in communication networks, and real-time scheduling. In particular, it is shown that important results from scheduling theory can be easily derived and unified using Max-Plus Algebra. Based on the proposed network theory for real-time systems, the first polynomial algorithm for the feasibility analysis and optimal priority assignment for a general task model is derived.
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