Abstract A new elegant and simple algorithm for mutual exclusion of N processes is proposed. It only requires shared variables in a memory model where shared variables need not be accessed atomically. We prove mutual exclusion by reformulating the algorithm as a transition system (automaton), and applying simulation of automata. The proof has been verified with the higher-order interactive theorem prover PVS. Under an additional atomicity assumption, the algorithm is starvation free, and we conjecture that no competing process is passed by any other process more than once. This conjecture was verified by model checking for systems with at most five processes.
The standard implementation of mutual exclusion by means of a semaphore allows starvation of process...
vassos @ cs.toronto, edu Group mutual exclusion is a natural problem, formulated by Joung in 1998, t...
We present a \ ne-grained " solution to the mutual exclusion problem. A program is negraine...
A new elegant and simple algorithm for mutual exclusion of N processes is proposed. It only requires...
AbstractThe problem of implementing mutual exclusion of N asynchronous parallel processes in a model...
Dijkstra introduced mutual exclusion for an N-process system as the requirement “that at any moment ...
An algorithm is proposed that creates mutual exclu-sion in a computer network whose nodes communicat...
Group mutual exclusion is an interesting generalization of the mutual exclusion problem. This proble...
The queue based mutual exclusion protocol establishes mutual exclusion for N > 1 threads by means of...
Most weak memory consistency models are incapable of supporting a solution to mutual exclusion using...
AbstractThe mutual exclusion problem in a distributed system, in which each process has a memory of ...
Abstract A simple mutual exclusion algorithm is presented that only uses nonatomic shared variables ...
In 1993, Yang and Anderson presented an N-process algorithm for mutual exclusion under read/write at...
We analyze two algorithms for the k-exclusion problem on the asynchronous multi-writer/reader shared...
The Group Mutual Exclusion (GME) problem, introduced by Joung, is a nat-ural extension of the classi...
The standard implementation of mutual exclusion by means of a semaphore allows starvation of process...
vassos @ cs.toronto, edu Group mutual exclusion is a natural problem, formulated by Joung in 1998, t...
We present a \ ne-grained " solution to the mutual exclusion problem. A program is negraine...
A new elegant and simple algorithm for mutual exclusion of N processes is proposed. It only requires...
AbstractThe problem of implementing mutual exclusion of N asynchronous parallel processes in a model...
Dijkstra introduced mutual exclusion for an N-process system as the requirement “that at any moment ...
An algorithm is proposed that creates mutual exclu-sion in a computer network whose nodes communicat...
Group mutual exclusion is an interesting generalization of the mutual exclusion problem. This proble...
The queue based mutual exclusion protocol establishes mutual exclusion for N > 1 threads by means of...
Most weak memory consistency models are incapable of supporting a solution to mutual exclusion using...
AbstractThe mutual exclusion problem in a distributed system, in which each process has a memory of ...
Abstract A simple mutual exclusion algorithm is presented that only uses nonatomic shared variables ...
In 1993, Yang and Anderson presented an N-process algorithm for mutual exclusion under read/write at...
We analyze two algorithms for the k-exclusion problem on the asynchronous multi-writer/reader shared...
The Group Mutual Exclusion (GME) problem, introduced by Joung, is a nat-ural extension of the classi...
The standard implementation of mutual exclusion by means of a semaphore allows starvation of process...
vassos @ cs.toronto, edu Group mutual exclusion is a natural problem, formulated by Joung in 1998, t...
We present a \ ne-grained " solution to the mutual exclusion problem. A program is negraine...