A self-stabilizing system is a system such that it autonomously converges to a legitimate system state, regardless of the initial system state. The local mutual exclusion problem is the prob-lem of guaranteeing that no two processes neighboring each other execute their critical sections at a time. The process iden-tifiers are said to be chromatic if no two processes neighboring each other have the same identifiers. Under the assumption that the process identifiers are chro-matic, this paper proposes two self-stabilizing local mutual ex-clusion algorithms; one assumes a tree as the topology of com-munication network and requires 3 states per process, while the other, which works on any communication network, re-quires n 1 states per process...
A new elegant and simple algorithm for mutual exclusion of N processes is proposed. It only requires...
International audienceDistributed mutual exclusion is a basic building block of distributed systems ...
The mutual exclusion problem is a problem of arbitrating access conflicts for resources. The problem...
In this paper, we address the problem of k-out-of- ` exclusion, a generalization of the mutual exclu...
This paper investigates the complexity of self-stabilizing mutual exclusion protocols for distribute...
. Our purpose in this paper is to propose a new protocol that can ensure mutual exclusion between ne...
AbstractOur work presents a self-stabilizing solution to the ℓ-exclusion problem. This problem is a ...
In [Dij74] Dijkstra introduced the notion of self-stabilizing algorithms and presented, among others...
In 1974, Dijkstra introduced the notion of self-stabilization and presented a token circulation dist...
15 pagesIn this paper, we address the problem of K-out-of-L exclusion, a generalization of the mutua...
An introduction to distributed algorithms, in particular local algorithms. Essentially a practice ta...
grantor: University of TorontoWe give a new formal definition of a transformation of self-...
In this paper, we introduce an SMT-based method that automaticallysynthesizes a distributed self-sta...
AbstractThe mutual exclusion problem in a distributed system, in which each process has a memory of ...
Mutual exclusion is a classical problem in distributed computing that provides isolation among concu...
A new elegant and simple algorithm for mutual exclusion of N processes is proposed. It only requires...
International audienceDistributed mutual exclusion is a basic building block of distributed systems ...
The mutual exclusion problem is a problem of arbitrating access conflicts for resources. The problem...
In this paper, we address the problem of k-out-of- ` exclusion, a generalization of the mutual exclu...
This paper investigates the complexity of self-stabilizing mutual exclusion protocols for distribute...
. Our purpose in this paper is to propose a new protocol that can ensure mutual exclusion between ne...
AbstractOur work presents a self-stabilizing solution to the ℓ-exclusion problem. This problem is a ...
In [Dij74] Dijkstra introduced the notion of self-stabilizing algorithms and presented, among others...
In 1974, Dijkstra introduced the notion of self-stabilization and presented a token circulation dist...
15 pagesIn this paper, we address the problem of K-out-of-L exclusion, a generalization of the mutua...
An introduction to distributed algorithms, in particular local algorithms. Essentially a practice ta...
grantor: University of TorontoWe give a new formal definition of a transformation of self-...
In this paper, we introduce an SMT-based method that automaticallysynthesizes a distributed self-sta...
AbstractThe mutual exclusion problem in a distributed system, in which each process has a memory of ...
Mutual exclusion is a classical problem in distributed computing that provides isolation among concu...
A new elegant and simple algorithm for mutual exclusion of N processes is proposed. It only requires...
International audienceDistributed mutual exclusion is a basic building block of distributed systems ...
The mutual exclusion problem is a problem of arbitrating access conflicts for resources. The problem...