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 \begin{abstract}
 
 Most of the  time, asynchronous load balancing algorithms  have extensively been
 \begin{abstract}
 
 Most of the  time, asynchronous load balancing algorithms  have extensively been

-studied in a theoretical point  of view. The Bertsekas and Tsitsiklis' algorithm
+studied in a theoretical point  of view. The Bertsekas and Tsitsiklis'
+algorithm~\cite[section~7.4]{bertsekas+tsitsiklis.1997.parallel}

 is certainly  the most well known  algorithm for which the  convergence proof is
 given. From a  practical point of view, when  a node wants to balance  a part of
 its  load to some  of its  neighbors, the  strategy is  not described.   In this
 is certainly  the most well known  algorithm for which the  convergence proof is
 given. From a  practical point of view, when  a node wants to balance  a part of
 its  load to some  of its  neighbors, the  strategy is  not described.   In this


@@ -68,8 +69,9 @@ algorithm which is definitively a reference  for many works. In their work, they
 proved that under classical  hypotheses of asynchronous iterative algorithms and
 a  special  constraint   avoiding  \texttt{ping-pong}  effect,  an  asynchronous
 iterative algorithm  converge to  the uniform load  distribution. This  work has
 proved that under classical  hypotheses of asynchronous iterative algorithms and
 a  special  constraint   avoiding  \texttt{ping-pong}  effect,  an  asynchronous
 iterative algorithm  converge to  the uniform load  distribution. This  work has

-been extended by many authors. For example, DASUD propose a version working with
-integer load.
+been extended by many authors. For example,
+DASUD~\cite{cortes+ripoll+cedo+al.2002.asynchronous} propose a version working
+with integer load.

 
 
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