The problem of electing a leader in distributed networks of processors where the topology is fixed and known is studied. In the case of an n node complete network, an algorithm with message complexity O( n log n) and message delay time O( n) is given. These bounds are optimal to within constant factors. Also studied are meshes of processors. In the case of a square bidirectional mesh, an algorithm is given that has message complexity O(n) and message delay time 0(√ n), which are again optimal. The mesh algorithm can be generalized to give efficient algorithms for unidirectional and rectangular meshes. Both sets of algorithms use the same fundamental idea to achieve their efficiency. indicating that the technique is both powerful and general
The leader election problem consists in selecting a process (called leader) in a group of processes....
The leader election problem consists in selecting a process (called leader) in a group of processes....
The leader election problem consists in selecting a process (called leader) in a group of processes....
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
. Leader election is a fundamentalproblem in distributed computing and has a number of applications....
Leader election is a fundamental problem in distributed computing and it has been studied assuming v...
An improved version of Afek and Gafni's synchronous algorithm for distributed election in complete n...
International audienceThis paper presents a distributed algorithm, called STT , for electing determi...
We present a linear time algorithm for the networking and distributed computing problem of leader el...
We present a linear time algorithm for the networking and distributed computing problem of leader el...
(eng) We present a linear time algorithm for the networking and distributed computing problem of lea...
In this paper, we propose a silent self-stabilizing leader election algorithm for bidirectional con-...
In this paper, we propose a silent self-stabilizing leader election algorithm for bidirectional con-...
AbstractIn a planar geometric network vertices are located in the plane, and edges are straight line...
A network is complete if every processor has a direct communication channel to every other processor...
The leader election problem consists in selecting a process (called leader) in a group of processes....
The leader election problem consists in selecting a process (called leader) in a group of processes....
The leader election problem consists in selecting a process (called leader) in a group of processes....
Due to the character of the original source materials and the nature of batch digitization, quality ...
. Leader election is a fundamentalproblem in distributed computing and has a number of applications....
Leader election is a fundamental problem in distributed computing and it has been studied assuming v...
An improved version of Afek and Gafni's synchronous algorithm for distributed election in complete n...
International audienceThis paper presents a distributed algorithm, called STT , for electing determi...
We present a linear time algorithm for the networking and distributed computing problem of leader el...
We present a linear time algorithm for the networking and distributed computing problem of leader el...
(eng) We present a linear time algorithm for the networking and distributed computing problem of lea...
In this paper, we propose a silent self-stabilizing leader election algorithm for bidirectional con-...
In this paper, we propose a silent self-stabilizing leader election algorithm for bidirectional con-...
AbstractIn a planar geometric network vertices are located in the plane, and edges are straight line...
A network is complete if every processor has a direct communication channel to every other processor...
The leader election problem consists in selecting a process (called leader) in a group of processes....
The leader election problem consists in selecting a process (called leader) in a group of processes....
The leader election problem consists in selecting a process (called leader) in a group of processes....