Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  address the problem of off-line fault tolerant scheduling of an algorithm onto a multiprocessor architecture with distributed memory and provide a generic algorithm which solves this problem.  take into account two kinds of failures: fail-silent and omission. The basic technique  use is the replication of operations and data communications.  then discuss the principles which govern the execution of schedulings with replication under the state-machine and the primary/backup arbitrations beten replicas.  also show how to compute the execution date for each operation and the timeouts which are used for detecting failures.  end with a heuristic which, using this calculus, computes a possibly non optimal scheduling by finding plain schedulings for each failure pattern and then combining them into a scheduling with replication.
['Catalin Dima', 'Alain Girault', 'Christophe Lavarenne', 'Yves Sorel']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Off-line real-time fault-tolerant scheduling
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