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A minimum principle/queueing theory approach to routing in message-switched networks
Preliminary results for minimum message-delay routing in message-switched, store-and-forward, data-communication networks are presented using a minimum principle/queueing theory approach. The routing algorithm is a decentralized one which requires only local information. The results are illustrated via a special case, and extensions and problems for future research are discussed.