Titlebook: Distributed Algorithms; 5th International Wo Sam Toueg,Paul G. Spirakis,Lefteris Kirousis Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Astigmatism

Reading many variables in one atomic operation solutions with linear or sublinear complexity,other writes. Now, introducing randomness in the location where a reader gets the value it returns, we get a conceptually very simple probabilistic algorithm. This is the first probabilistic algorithm for the problem. Its space complexity as well as the time complexity of a read operation are both s

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Causal memory,rrency, than either atomic or sequentially consistent memories. Informally, causal memories require the apparent order of writes to respect a shared memory analog of Lamport‘s potential causality. In this paper we:

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Minimal shared information for concurrent reading and writing,re scarce. In this paper, we establish the minimum shared memory necessary to construct an atomic single-writer, single-reader, N-bit register . from single-writer, single-reader, single bit safe registers. The write operation on . is wait-free, but the read operation is not. We also provide constructions that match our lower bounds.

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Digitization and MongoDB—The Art of Possiblerrency, than either atomic or sequentially consistent memories. Informally, causal memories require the apparent order of writes to respect a shared memory analog of Lamport‘s potential causality. In this paper we:

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Obstruction

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-92555-0bounded, wait-free manner from atomic registers. A PRMW operation is similar to a “true” read-modify-write (RMW) operation in that it modifies sthe value of a shared variable based upon the original value of that variable. However, unlike an RMW operation, a PRMW operation does not return the value