Titlebook: Distributed Computing; 14th International C Maurice Herlihy Conference proceedings 2000 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2000 Algorithms.B

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Visualisation in a Digital Twin Contextproperty guarantees that the system will always return to and stay within a specified set of legal states within bounded time re- gardless of its initial state. A self-stabilizing application therefore has the potential of recovering from the effects of arbitrary transient fai- lures. However, to ac

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The Engineering of Digital Twinsuling constraints (stronger daemon), while preserving the stabilization property, is useful and challenging. Designing transforma- tion techniques for these refinements has been the subject of serious in- vestigations in recent years. This paper proposes a transformation tech- nique to achieve the a

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Tomas Kulik,Zahra Kazemi,Peter Gorm Larsenays sufficient, and it was conjectured that just δ. + 1 are really needed, that is, one more colour is sufficient. Nonetheless, it has just been shown [2] that for sufficiently large n there are graphs requiring Ω(n/log n) more colours than δ.. In this paper, using recent results in asymptotic graph

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The Engineering of Mixed Reality Systemsractive because it is generic, scalable, adapts well to failures and recoveries, and has a reliability that gracefully degrades with the number of failures in a run. However, rumor mongering uses random selection for communications. We study the impact of using random selection in this paper. We pre

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Emmanuel Dubois,Phil Gray,Laurence Nigay “conflict” relation on the set of messages, generic broad- cast ensures that any two messages that conflict are delivered in the same order; messages that do not conflict may be delivered in different order. In this paper, we define what it means for an implementation generic broadcast to be “thrif

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An Integrating Framework for Mixed Systemss location from the network nodes. Each node contains a database that “knows” what kind of documents or information are stored in other nodes (e.g. a node could be a Web server that answers queries about documents stored on the Web). The databases in each node, when queried, provide a pointer that l

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Maurice HerlihyIncludes supplementary material:

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138892We show that Naming- the existence of distinct IDs known to all- is a necessary assumption of Herlihy’s universality result for Con- sensus. We then show in a very precise sense that Naming is harder than Consensus and bring to the surface some important differences existing between popular shared memory models which usually remain unnoticed.

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