Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: . In addition to trade-offs beten convergence and response spans as described by Gouda and Evangelist [1],  consider state space utilization with regard to processing and communications, and sensitivity to delay time estimates. In order to be delay insensitive, estimates of transmission and/or computation time are used, which  implement as virtual nodes. The estimated number of nodes is defined as NE.  define M as the number of processes, and N as the total number of nodes required in the problem space. These algorithms require that NE > N in order that correctness and desired behavior can be guaranteed.  define auto-synchronization as the characteristic of a system such that performance is related to N, rather than NE, even though state space necessarily is related to NE. Although our examples are delay insensitive deterministic unidirectional token rings,  believe that these concepts apply to many other paradigms of self-stabilization.
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I am writing a research paper on a idea Trade-offs in Token Ring Systems
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