Titlebook: Distributed Computing and Networking; 9th International Co Shrisha Rao,Mainak Chatterjee,Sanjoy Kumar Saha Conference proceedings 2008 Spri

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The Fictional Labyrinths of Thomas Pynchon. In this paper we present a self-stabilizing algorithm to determine a minimal sum of colors for a graph. Such a coloring is determined with at most .(..) changes of colors, where . is the maximum degree of the graph.

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Sensor Networks Continue to Puzzle: Selected Open Problemswork is both to summarize the current state of research and, by calling attention to these fundamental problems, to spark interest in the networking community to attend to these and related problems in sensor networks.

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A Self-stabilizing Algorithm for the Minimum Color Sum of a Graph. In this paper we present a self-stabilizing algorithm to determine a minimal sum of colors for a graph. Such a coloring is determined with at most .(..) changes of colors, where . is the maximum degree of the graph.

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Demon-Lovers and Holy Mothers: ution is generic in the sense that, it can be used for any static or dynamic scheme which is feasible in an anonymous network. In particular, as an application of our scheme, we provide a snap-stabilizing causal atomic broadcast for anonymous networks, which can be used as a pipeline of messages.

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Highly-Concurrent Multi-word Synchronizationher only if they are within distance .(.) in the ., dynamically induced by the operations’ data items..The algorithm uses . (.). When . is not supported by the architecture, the algorithm of Attiya and Dagan [3] can be used to replace . with (unary) ., with only a slight increase in the interference among operations.

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Self-stabilizing Distributed Protocol Switching be used for broadcasting messages since it also minimizes delay. At higher network load, the DFS tree may be used to reduce the load on any one node. Both trees are rooted at the common broadcast source. Different properties relating to the delivery of broadcast messages under different failure conditions are investigated.