A self-stabilizing system is one which can recover from transient faults in a nite number of steps. We present a theory for determining if a behavior specication can be satised with a self-stabilizing system and if not, then what the largest self-stabilizing subset and smallest self-stabilizing superset of the specication is. The eects of self-stabilizing behavior on the control of discrete event systems is also investigated
d behaviour by the system, but guarantee is given that correct system operation will eventually resu...
AbstractThe computational power of self-stabilizing distributed systems is examined. Assuming availa...
Scientific Context. Modern networks are very large-scale (about 100 000 nodes). Now, the more a netw...
. Self-stabilization provides a non-masking approach to fault tolerance. Given this fact, one would ...
[[abstract]]A distributed system is self-stabilizing if, starting from any state, possibly illegitim...
Self-stabilizing system is a concept of fault-tolerance in distributed computing. A distributed algo...
This paper revisits the interconnection of self-stabilization and fault-tolerance. Self-stabilizing ...
Abstract Fault tolerance measures can be used to distinguish between different self-stabilizing solu...
Abstract. Self-stabilization is an elegant way of realizing non-masking fault-tolerant systems. Sust...
National audienceIn 1974, E.W. Dijkstra defined self-stabilization as the property for a distributed...
Our purpose in the present paper is to present a brief overview of the relatively new paradigm of se...
http://www.springeronline.com/3-540-29814-2This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 7th...
International audienceThis book aims at being a comprehensive and pedagogical introduction to the co...
This note discusses the problem of designing fault tolerant compensators that stabilize a given syst...
The notion of self-stabilization was first proposed by Dijkstra in 1974 in his classic paper. The pa...
d behaviour by the system, but guarantee is given that correct system operation will eventually resu...
AbstractThe computational power of self-stabilizing distributed systems is examined. Assuming availa...
Scientific Context. Modern networks are very large-scale (about 100 000 nodes). Now, the more a netw...
. Self-stabilization provides a non-masking approach to fault tolerance. Given this fact, one would ...
[[abstract]]A distributed system is self-stabilizing if, starting from any state, possibly illegitim...
Self-stabilizing system is a concept of fault-tolerance in distributed computing. A distributed algo...
This paper revisits the interconnection of self-stabilization and fault-tolerance. Self-stabilizing ...
Abstract Fault tolerance measures can be used to distinguish between different self-stabilizing solu...
Abstract. Self-stabilization is an elegant way of realizing non-masking fault-tolerant systems. Sust...
National audienceIn 1974, E.W. Dijkstra defined self-stabilization as the property for a distributed...
Our purpose in the present paper is to present a brief overview of the relatively new paradigm of se...
http://www.springeronline.com/3-540-29814-2This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 7th...
International audienceThis book aims at being a comprehensive and pedagogical introduction to the co...
This note discusses the problem of designing fault tolerant compensators that stabilize a given syst...
The notion of self-stabilization was first proposed by Dijkstra in 1974 in his classic paper. The pa...
d behaviour by the system, but guarantee is given that correct system operation will eventually resu...
AbstractThe computational power of self-stabilizing distributed systems is examined. Assuming availa...
Scientific Context. Modern networks are very large-scale (about 100 000 nodes). Now, the more a netw...