Abstract. A fault-tolerant distributed mutual exclusion algorithm that adjusts to node mobility is presented, along with proof of correctness and simulation results. The algorithm requires nodes to communicate with only their current neighbors, making it well-suited to the ad hoc environment. Experimental results indicate that adaptation to mobility can improve performance over that of similar non-adaptive algorithms when nodes are mobile
Mobile computing systems are expected to revolutionize the way computers are used. Mobile hosts have...
6th IEEE International Conference on Mobile Agents (MA'02), Barcelona, Spain, 22-25 October 2002In t...
A distributed mutual exclusion algorithm has been proposed for large-scale distrib-uted systems in t...
A fault-tolerant distributed mutual exclusion algorithm that adjusts to node mobility is presented, ...
In this paper, we propose a permission-based message efficient mutual exclusion (MUTEX) algorithm fo...
Abstract—Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) introduce new challenges to designing algorithms for solvin...
A distributed mutual exclusion algorithm based on to-ken exchange and well suited for mobile ad-hoc ...
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This paper reports a distributed mutual exclusion algorithm for mobile Ad-hoc networks. The network ...
This study focuses on resolving the problem of mutual exclusion in mobile ad hoc networks. A Mobile ...
The k-local mutual exclusion is a generalization of local mutual exclusion problem introduced by Att...
In a mobile environment the physical movement of hosts causes changes in the physical topology of th...
In this paper a distributed algorithm is proposed that realises mutual exclusion among n nodes in a ...
In this paper, we propose a token based algorithm to solve the group mutual exclusion (GME) problem ...
Abstract—Resource sharing is a major advantage of distributed computing. However, a distributed comp...
Mobile computing systems are expected to revolutionize the way computers are used. Mobile hosts have...
6th IEEE International Conference on Mobile Agents (MA'02), Barcelona, Spain, 22-25 October 2002In t...
A distributed mutual exclusion algorithm has been proposed for large-scale distrib-uted systems in t...
A fault-tolerant distributed mutual exclusion algorithm that adjusts to node mobility is presented, ...
In this paper, we propose a permission-based message efficient mutual exclusion (MUTEX) algorithm fo...
Abstract—Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) introduce new challenges to designing algorithms for solvin...
A distributed mutual exclusion algorithm based on to-ken exchange and well suited for mobile ad-hoc ...
Locate full-text(opens in a new window)|NILDE - Document delivery(opens in a new window)|View at Pub...
This paper reports a distributed mutual exclusion algorithm for mobile Ad-hoc networks. The network ...
This study focuses on resolving the problem of mutual exclusion in mobile ad hoc networks. A Mobile ...
The k-local mutual exclusion is a generalization of local mutual exclusion problem introduced by Att...
In a mobile environment the physical movement of hosts causes changes in the physical topology of th...
In this paper a distributed algorithm is proposed that realises mutual exclusion among n nodes in a ...
In this paper, we propose a token based algorithm to solve the group mutual exclusion (GME) problem ...
Abstract—Resource sharing is a major advantage of distributed computing. However, a distributed comp...
Mobile computing systems are expected to revolutionize the way computers are used. Mobile hosts have...
6th IEEE International Conference on Mobile Agents (MA'02), Barcelona, Spain, 22-25 October 2002In t...
A distributed mutual exclusion algorithm has been proposed for large-scale distrib-uted systems in t...