A computer system is said to be balanced whenever the set of running programs presents a total demand, for both processors and memory, that matches the available equipment. The equipment configuration, here defined as the proper relative capacities of processor and memory resources in a balanced computer system, may be determined analytically.
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Peter J. Denning (1969) studied this question.
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