Scheduling of a Generalized Switch: Heavy Traffic Regime

We consider a generalized switch model, which is a natural model of scheduling multiple data flows over a shared time-varying wireless environment. It also includes as special cases the input-queued cross-bar switch model, and a discrete time version of a parallel server queueing system.

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