Titlebook: Distributed Computing and Networking; 12th International C Marcos K. Aguilera,Haifeng Yu,Romit Roy Choudhury Conference proceedings 2011 Sp

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Hyperalgesia

Relating ,-Resilience and Wait-Freedom via Hitting Sets,tasks, we characterize .-resilient solvability of tasks with respect to a limited notion of . solvability: in every execution where all processes in some set in . are correct, outputs must be produced for every process in some (possibly different) participating set in .. Given a task ., we construct

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PLE

吹牛者

Single-Version STMs Can Be Multi-version Permissive (Extended Abstract),We present PermiSTM, a . STM that satisfies a practical notion of ., usually associated with keeping many versions: it never aborts read-only transactions, and it aborts other transactions only due to a conflicting transaction (which writes to a common item), thereby avoiding spurious aborts. It avoids unnecessary contention on the memory, being ..

GRIEF

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-015-8559-0ns. It discusses how these lower bounds align with experimental results and design choices made in existing implementations to indicate that the transactional approach for concurrent programming must compromise either programming simplicity or scalability. There are several contemporary research ave

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開(kāi)始發(fā)作

Andrew Davies,Alissa Pollitz Wordenrsued completely decentralised approaches to service provision. In this paper we contrast these two extremes, and propose an architecture, ., that enables a controlled trade-off between the costs and benefits of each. We also provide indications of implementation technologies and three simple sample

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Congressional Devolution of Powerxperience asynchrony and other timing anomalies. In this paper, we address the question of how to efficiently transform an algorithm that relies on synchronization into an algorithm that tolerates asynchronous executions. We introduce a transformation technique from synchronous algorithms to indulge

GEM

https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230617254ing problem is to raise an alert and report to a user when the number of triggers received by the system reaches ., where . is a user-specified input. The problem has applications in monitoring, global snapshots, synchronizers and other distributed settings. The main result of the paper is a decentr