Process Distribution in the Network Systems
Articles
J. Augutis
Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
E. Ušpuras
Lithuanian Energy Institute, Lithuania
R. Krikštolaitis
Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania; Lithuanian Energy Institute, Lithuania
V. Matuzas
Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania; Lithuanian Energy Institute, Lithuania
Published 2007-04-25
https://doi.org/10.15388/NA.2007.12.2.14708
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Keywords

distribution
process
network system

How to Cite

Augutis, J. (2007) “Process Distribution in the Network Systems”, Nonlinear Analysis: Modelling and Control, 12(2), pp. 181–189. doi:10.15388/NA.2007.12.2.14708.

Abstract

Performing risk analysis of systems, evaluating reliability of technological objects, hazard of technological processes, we usually have to systems of network type and distribution of various processes in such systems. A well-known mathematical apparatus of diffusive processes example is dispersion in continuum medium (air, water, etc.). Process distribution in network systems is simpler, however, it much depends on network features. In this article theory of Markov chains is selected, distributions of different processes in transitional regimes are analysed as well as issues of their stability. Created models may be used in many different ways, for example, for the analysis or viruses in computer networks, hazard distribution in transport systems regarding transportation of hazardous materials, etc.

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