An Approach of Advanced Optimistic Protocol Based on Time Dams

Zhong Jie Zhang; Jian Huang; Zhi Jia  Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.760-762.2151

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An Approach of Advanced Optimistic Protocol Based on Time Dams

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Time Synchronization is a key technique which synchronizes the LPs (Logic processes) of PDES (Parallel and Discrete Event Simulation). After having described shortcomings of the existing algorithms for Time Synchronization, this thesis mainly proposes a new approach based on time dams. It introduces the concept of Time Dams Algorithm and presents its realization. Moreover, the performance of TD (Time Dams) Algorithm is compared with the one of TW (Time Warp) Algorithm through the use of PHOLD model in experiments. Finally, the experiment results state that TD performs better than TW under most conditions.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 760-762)

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Zhong Jie Zhang, Jian Huang, Zhi Jia Wang

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Discrete Event Simulation, Parallel, Time Dams Algorithm, Time Sychronization

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