Processor utilization in multiprogramming systems via diffusion approximations
processorutiliza00gave.pdf (1.020Mb)Abstract
This report describes an approximation for the central
processor (CPU) utilization in a multiprogramming computer
system. The approximation is based on use of the mathematical
theory of diffusion; its adequancy is checked numerically and
found to be good.
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