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David Yu Cheng Chan, Philipp Woelfel
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PODC
We present a tight RMR complexity lower bound for the recoverable mutual exclusion (RME) problem, defined by Golab and Ramaraju [9]. In particular, we show that any n-process RME algorithm using only atomic read, write, fetch-and-store, fetch-and-inc
Autor:
David Yu Cheng Chan, Philipp Woelfel
Publikováno v:
PODC
Motivated by advances in non-volatile memory technology, recent research in mutual exclusion has focused on algorithms for a shared memory model, in which failed processes can recover from crashes. Golab and Ramaraju [9] defined the recoverable mutua
Publikováno v:
PODC
Since the early days of the shared memory model for distributed computing, researchers have sought a simple and precise characterization of an object's ability to implement other objects in a wait-free manner.The first candidate for such a characteri
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PODC
The set agreement power of a shared object O describes O’s ability to solve set agreement problems: it is the sequence $$(n_1, n_2, {\ldots }, n_k, {\ldots })$$ such that, for every $$k\ge 1$$, using O and registers one can solve the k-set agreemen
Publikováno v:
Theoretical Computer Science. 553:74-90
Let G be a graph with zero or more colours assigned to its vertices, and let v s and v t be two vertices of G. The minimum-colour path problem is to determine the minimum over all v s - v t paths of the number of colours used, where a colour is consi
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Algorithms for Sensor Systems ISBN: 9783642360916
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Let \(\mathcal{A}\) be an arrangement of n sensors constituting a barrier between two regions S and T. The resilience of \(\mathcal{A}\) with respect to S and T, denoted \(\rho (\mathcal{A},S,T)\), is defined as the number of sensors in \(\mathcal{A}
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-36092-3_6
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-36092-3_6