Fujitsu Corporation

Kengo Kawamura

Masato Katori

Makoto Ueno

Motoyuki Tanaka

Masao Ootsuka

Tomohiro Tsuda

Takayuki Kishida

Adjacent base stations transmit and receive a signal using a plurality of carriers (frequencies), for example, fthrough f. One base station has the largest transmission power for the carrier fand the smallest transmission power for the carrier f. Another base station has the smallest transmission power for the carrier fand the largest transmission power for the carrier f. Each of the carriers fthrough fhas a different boundary positions.

Mobile communications system for assigning a plurality of frequencies to a plurality of mobile terminals

A distributed-processing equipment has a first storage means in which identifiers of first processors that reconfigures respective devices are registered in advance. When a second processor has detected an event for which one of the devices is reconfigured, the second processor notifies, of the event, a first processor indicated by an identifier that is registered in the first storage means as corresponding to the device. This distributed processing equipment can flexibly adapt to a variety of configurations at a low cost without changing the configuration greatly, whereby the performance and the reliability of an information processing system and a facility to which the invention is applied can be kept high in a stable manner.

Distributed processing system with registered reconfiguration processors and registered notified processors

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Kawasaki, Japan

Kengo Kawamura