International audienceThis paper attempts to find an answer to an open question of Angluin in her seminal paper (Angluin, D.: Local and global properties in networks of processors. In: Proceedings of the 12th Symposium on Theory of Computing, pp. 82-93 (1980)) about the election problem for families of graphs (Section 4, page 87). More precisely, we characterize families of (labelled) graphs which admit an election algorithm in the message passing model by using the notion of quasi-coverings which captures ''the existence of large enough area of one graph that looks locally like another graph''
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An improved version of Afek and Gafni's synchronous algorithm for distributed election in complete n...
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AbstractElection is a classical paradigm in distributed algorithms. This paper aims to design and an...
AbstractWe consider finite connected undirected graphs without self-loops as a model of computer net...
We address the problem of electing a leader in an anonymous, asynchronous network of arbitrary topol...
International audienceWe study the power of local computations on labelled edges (which allow two ad...
AbstractWe consider finite connected undirected graphs without self-loops as a model of computer net...
. Graph relabelling systems have been introduced as a suitable model for expressing and studying dis...
AbstractWe address the problem of electing a leader in an anonymous, asynchronous network of arbitra...
AbstractWe address the problem of electing a leader in an anonymous, asynchronous network of arbitra...
AbstractElection is a classical paradigm in distributed algorithms. This paper aims to design and an...
International audienceWe address the enumeration and the leader election problems over partially ano...
International audienceWe study the election and the naming problems in the asynchronous message pass...
In this thesis, we first present a study of several problems in the field of distributed algorithms....
An improved version of Afek and Gafni's synchronous algorithm for distributed election in complete n...
In majority voting dynamics, a group of $n$ agents in a social network are asked for their preferred...
International audienceIn this paper, using some techniques developed for the termination detection p...
AbstractElection is a classical paradigm in distributed algorithms. This paper aims to design and an...
AbstractWe consider finite connected undirected graphs without self-loops as a model of computer net...
We address the problem of electing a leader in an anonymous, asynchronous network of arbitrary topol...
International audienceWe study the power of local computations on labelled edges (which allow two ad...
AbstractWe consider finite connected undirected graphs without self-loops as a model of computer net...
. Graph relabelling systems have been introduced as a suitable model for expressing and studying dis...
AbstractWe address the problem of electing a leader in an anonymous, asynchronous network of arbitra...
AbstractWe address the problem of electing a leader in an anonymous, asynchronous network of arbitra...
AbstractElection is a classical paradigm in distributed algorithms. This paper aims to design and an...
International audienceWe address the enumeration and the leader election problems over partially ano...
International audienceWe study the election and the naming problems in the asynchronous message pass...
In this thesis, we first present a study of several problems in the field of distributed algorithms....
An improved version of Afek and Gafni's synchronous algorithm for distributed election in complete n...
In majority voting dynamics, a group of $n$ agents in a social network are asked for their preferred...