Development of Mathematical Models and Methods of Task Distribution in Distributed Computing System
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The article deals with certain aspects of Grid and Grid modeling. Grid is a distributed software-hardware environment based on new computation and job flow management structure, principally. For analyzing the problems related to the logics of user-resource interaction, there has been developed a general model scheme. Within that scheme the authors consider the models that allow the formulation of concrete mathematical tasks. The ways of solving the assigned tasks are discussed as well.
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