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註釋In the worst-case scenario, an N-PE SN whose edges have queues of capacity O(log log N) can tolerate the failure of a positive fraction of its PEs, no matter how the failed PEs are distributed; this capacity requirement cannot be lowered by more than a small constant factor. In the expected-case scenario, with probability exceeding 1 - N[superscript - [omega](1)], an N-PE SN whose edges have queues of capacity O(log log log N) can tolerate the failure of a positive fraction of its PEs; we do not know if this capacity requirement can be lowered. In the salvaging scenario, we present an algorithm that, given an SN with queues of capacity C, salvages a maximum number of fault-free PEs; the algorithm's time grows with the queue-capacity C, but is a low-degree polynomial in N even when C is as large as log(N/log N).