Titlebook: Distributed Algorithms; 6th International Wo Adrian Segall,Shmuel Zaks Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 A

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Optimal time Byzantine agreement for ,/8 with linear messages, influence practical designs. A . protocol is a distributed protocol in which one distinguished processor called the . broadcasts some initial value to all other processors. The protocol is designed to tolerate up to . faulty processors. The receiving processors should agree on some common output va

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An efficient topology update protocol for dynamic networks,pdate protocol that works in dynamic networks that may never stabilize. Our protocol does not use unbounded counters and has . amortized message complexity per topological change, where . is the number of edges. The protocol is very simple and is based on a “hop counter” technique. Our protocol uses

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Memory adaptive self-stabilizing protocols (extended abstract),ng, network topology, token management. For the model where processors’ initial knowledge about the network is restricted only to their neighbours, we introduce the concept of . protocols. In these, once the system stabilizes, the size of the memory used by each processor is a function of the . netw

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