Titlebook: Distributed Computing; 12th International S Shay Kutten Conference proceedings 1998 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1998 ATM.Distributed

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The compactness of interval routing for almost all graphs,at use the same outgoing edge in the routing table. Such groups of addresses are represented by some intervals of consecutive integers. We show that almost all the graphs, i.e., a fraction of at least 1? 1/.. of all the .-node graphs, support a shortest path interval routing with at most . intervals

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A wait-free classification of loop agreement tasks,on of loop agreement tasks. Each loop agreement task can be assigned an . consisting of a finitely-presented group . and a distinguished element . in .. This signature completely characterizes the task‘s computational power. If . and . are loop agreement tasks with respective signatures 〈.〉 and 〈.〉,

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Failure detection and consensus in the crash-recovery model,. We first propose new failure detectors that are particularly suitable to the crash-recovery model. We next determine under what conditions stable storage is necessary to solve consensus in this model. Using the new failure detectors, we give two consensus algorithms that match these conditions: on

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Building the Flak Cannon Game Loopns could span arbitrarily large durations. We are particularly interested in the domain of electronic commerce applications in the Internet/Web environment. The Internet frequently suffers from failures which can affect both the performance and consistency of applications run over it. A number of fa

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Introducing Flex and Flex Builder 2,heduled for execution using a scheduling quantum. We show that, in such systems, any object with consensus number . in Herlihy‘s wait-free hierarchy is universal for any number of processes executing on . processors, provided the scheduling quantum is of a certain size. We give an asymptotically tig