Abstract

Distributed control of distributed systems (DCDS) is a challenging problem. Specific instances of the general problem occur commonly in systems of networks, for example: routing in multiprocessor computer systems (e.g. MIMD processors); dynamic task allocation in distributed client/server systems; control of power flow in electrical power distribution networks; and adaptive distributed routing in packet-switched communication networks. It is this latter DCDS problem which is examined in this study.

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