"Anomalies in the Management of Page Frames" (Paper)

"Anomalies in the Management of Page Frames" refers to unexpected or unusual behaviors that occur when a computer's memory management system handles pages—small blocks of data stored in RAM. Specifically, it addresses situations like Belady's anomaly, where increasing available memory pages paradoxically causes more page faults, or errors that disrupt optimal data handling. Understanding these anomalies helps improve memory management algorithms, ensuring computers run efficiently and predictably. The study aims to identify, analyze, and mitigate such irregularities to optimize overall system performance.