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Chapter 11 — Distributed Graph Synchronization & Topology Optimization


One-line objective: On a distributed network G=(V,E), jointly model measurement, servo, and routing, and—via weighted-Laplacian optimization plus consensus algorithms—minimize end-to-end synchronization error subject to availability and cost constraints.


I. Scope & Objects

  1. Applies to
    • Multi-GM, multi-domain, multi-link distributed timing networks (mixed PTP/NTP/SyncE/White Rabbit).
    • Scenarios requiring topology, edge weights, and redundancy optimization under throughput/cost/reliability constraints.
  2. Inputs
    • Nodes V, candidate links E, link quality q_path(e), asymmetry estimates asym_e, measurement noise sigma_e, capacity/cost cost_e.
    • Reference set R ⊂ V (GM candidates) with scores score_r.
    • Arrival-time data: per-path dual-form T_arr and delta_form, time axes tau_mono/ts.
    • Servo & business constraints: slew_max, tol_sync, SLO targets.
  3. Outputs
    • Optimal subgraph E* ⊂ E with weights w_e*; anchoring strategy (single-root / multi-root); parameters for consensus/distributed estimation.
    • Error-bound evaluation and panel metrics: trace(L_w^+), lambda_2(L_w), R_eff(i,j), and P95/P99 sync errors.
    • Manifests & audit: manifest.sync.graph.*.

II. Terms & Variables


III. Axioms P611- **


IV. Minimal Equations S611- **


V. Flow M60-11 (Graph Synchronization & Topology Optimization)


VI. Contracts & Assertions


VII. Implementation Bindings I60-11*


VIII. Cross-References


IX. Quality & Risk Control

  1. SLIs: lambda_2(L_w), trace(L_w^+), R_eff_max, sync_error_p95/p99, convergence_time_p95, time_in_compliance, reopt_count.
  2. Risk actions:
    • If lambda_2 nears threshold → add edges or retune weights.
    • If R_eff_max breaches → enable backup links or increase GM density.
    • Frequent re-optimizations → raise thresholds & cool-down; inspect q_path jitter and routing policy.
    • delta_form breach → disable affected paths and trigger arrival-time revalidation.

Summary

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