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Scheduling in a random environment: stability and asymptotic optimality

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Fig. 1. Classification of schedulers.
TABLE II D RIFT OF THE FLUID LIMIT .
Fig. 2. (a) Scaled number of class-1 users, (b) Scaled number of class-2 users, (c) Scaled total number of users

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