Distributed Algorithms: 2nd International Workshop, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, July 8-10, 1987. Proceedings

by Jan van Leeuwen (Editor)

Overview

This volume presents the proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Distributed Algorithms, held July 8-10, 1987, in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. It contains 29 papers on new developments in the area of the design and analysis of distributed algorithms. The topics covered include, e.g. algorithms for distributed consensus and agreement in networks, connection management and topology update schemes, election and termination detection prools, and other issues in distributed network control.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9783540193661
Publisher:	Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Publication date:	05/01/1988
Series:	Lecture Notes in Computer Science , #312
Edition description:	1988
Pages:	432
Product dimensions:	6.10(w) x 9.25(h) x 0.24(d)

Table of Contents

A distributed spanning tree algorithm.- Directed network prools.- Fault tolerant queries in computer networks.- General and efficient decentralized consensus prools.- A framework for agreement.- Byzantine firing squad using a faulty external source.- An improved multiple identification algorithm for synchronous broadcasting networks.- Distributed algorithms for tree pattern matching.- On the packet complexity of distributed selection.- Load balancing in a network of transputers.- Experience with a new distributed termination detection algorithm.- A distributed deadlock avoidance technique.- How to detect a failure and regenerate the token in the Log(n) distributed algorithm for mutual exclusion.- Verification of connection-management prools.- Generalized scheme for topology-update in dynamic networks.- Local fail-safe network reset procedure.- Synchronizing asynchronous bounded delay networks.- A modular proof of correctness for a network synchronizer.- On the use of synchronizers for asynchronous communication networks.- Atomic multireader register.- An optimistic resiliency control scheme for distributed database systems.- A failsafe scheme for replicated information.- Randomized function evaluation on a ring.- A distributed ring orientation algorithm.- Constructing efficient election algorithms from efficient traversal algorithms.- Optimal resilient ring election algorithms.- Fault-tolerant distributed algorithm for election in complete networks.- Lower bounds for synchronous networks and the advantage of local information.- On the existence of generic broadcast algorithms in networks of Communicating Sequential Processes.- Stepwise removal of virtual channels in distributed algorithms.