Abstract:
Associative operations and algorithms utilizing them are considered for high-speed
network data processing and management in distributed digital systems with unpredictable actions
of system objects, unknown time and location of result appearance within the system, system
failures, and unexpected external environment influences. These operations and algorithms
enabled the creation of interaction methods (based on qualitative features without using object
addresses and data) and distributed associative operations involving a group of objects
simultaneously in each operation. The execution of these operations does not increase data
transmission time. To accelerate the system's response to unexpected influences, three types of
adaptive connection structures with different reaction speeds to external effects are proposed. All
connections are restructured simultaneously.
Key words and phrases:associative interaction, address-free operations, single-cycle
synchronization, distributed digital systems, distributed feedback, active objects, adaptive
structures.
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