Scott A. Brandt

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Published: 1993
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2016
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Ernesto Massa, George Lima, Paul Regnier, Greg Levin, Scott A. Brandt:
Quasi-partitioned scheduling: optimality and adaptation in multiprocessor real-time systems. Real Time Syst. 52(5): 566-597 (2016)
2014
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Ernesto Massa, George Lima, Paul Regnier, Greg Levin, Scott A. Brandt:
OUTSTANDING PAPER: Optimal and Adaptive Multiprocessor Real-Time Scheduling: The Quasi-Partitioning Approach. ECRTS 2014: 291-300
2013
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Paul Regnier, George Lima, Ernesto Massa, Greg Levin, Scott A. Brandt:
Multiprocessor scheduling by reduction to uniprocessor: an original optimal approach. Real Time Syst. 49(4): 436-474 (2013)
2011
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Paul Regnier, George Lima, Ernesto Massa, Greg Levin, Scott A. Brandt:
RUN: Optimal Multiprocessor Real-Time Scheduling via Reduction to Uniprocessor. RTSS 2011: 104-115

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