In an anonymous ring of n processors, all processors are totally indistinguishable except for their input values. These values are not necessarily distinct, i.e., they form a multiset, and this makes many problems particularly difficult. We consider the problem of distributively sorting such a multiset on the ring, and we give a complete characterization of the relationship with the problems of leader election for vertices and edges. For Boolean input values and prime n; we also establish a lower bound, and a reasonably close upper bound on the message complexity valid for sorting and leader election
AbstractWe consider the problem of finding the largest of a set of n uniquely numbered processors, a...
AbstractWe consider the problem of finding the largest of a set of n uniquely numbered processors, a...
AbstractConsider a distributed system of n processors arranged on a ring. All processors are labeled...
In an anonymous ring of n processors, all processors are totally indistinguishable except for their ...
In an anonymous ring of n processors, all processors are totally indistinguishable except for their ...
In an anonymous ring of n processors, all processors are totally indistinguishable except for their ...
In an anonymous ring of n processors, all processors are totally indistinguishable except for their ...
An anonymous ring network is a ring where all processors (vertices) are indistinguishable except for...
An anonymous ring network is a ring where all processors (vertices) are indistinguishable except for...
An anonymous ring network is a ring where all processors (vertices) are indistinguishable except for...
An anonymous ring network is a ring where all processors (vertices) are indistinguishable except for...
We present a probabilistic leader election algorithm for anonymous, bidirectional, asynchronous ring...
We present a probabilistic leader election algorithm for anonymous, bidirectional, asynchronous ring...
The sorting problem is to arrange N values in a distributed system of N processors into sorted order...
AbstractWe present two probabilistic leader election algorithms for anonymous unidirectional rings w...
AbstractWe consider the problem of finding the largest of a set of n uniquely numbered processors, a...
AbstractWe consider the problem of finding the largest of a set of n uniquely numbered processors, a...
AbstractConsider a distributed system of n processors arranged on a ring. All processors are labeled...
In an anonymous ring of n processors, all processors are totally indistinguishable except for their ...
In an anonymous ring of n processors, all processors are totally indistinguishable except for their ...
In an anonymous ring of n processors, all processors are totally indistinguishable except for their ...
In an anonymous ring of n processors, all processors are totally indistinguishable except for their ...
An anonymous ring network is a ring where all processors (vertices) are indistinguishable except for...
An anonymous ring network is a ring where all processors (vertices) are indistinguishable except for...
An anonymous ring network is a ring where all processors (vertices) are indistinguishable except for...
An anonymous ring network is a ring where all processors (vertices) are indistinguishable except for...
We present a probabilistic leader election algorithm for anonymous, bidirectional, asynchronous ring...
We present a probabilistic leader election algorithm for anonymous, bidirectional, asynchronous ring...
The sorting problem is to arrange N values in a distributed system of N processors into sorted order...
AbstractWe present two probabilistic leader election algorithms for anonymous unidirectional rings w...
AbstractWe consider the problem of finding the largest of a set of n uniquely numbered processors, a...
AbstractWe consider the problem of finding the largest of a set of n uniquely numbered processors, a...
AbstractConsider a distributed system of n processors arranged on a ring. All processors are labeled...