We consider asynchronous deterministic broadcasting in radio networks. An execution of a broadcasting protocol is a series of events, each of which consists of simultaneous transm...
Tiziana Calamoneri, Emanuele G. Fusco, Andrzej Pel...
Abstract Nowadays, most of the energy-aware real-time scheduling algorithms belong to the DVFS (Dynamic Voltage and Frequency Scaling) framework. These DVFS algorithms are usually ...
This paper presents an asynchronous implementation of a failure detector for unknown and mobile networks. Our approach does not rely on timers. Neither the composition nor the numb...
Pierre Sens, Luciana Arantes, Mathieu Bouillaguet,...
Abstract. Consensus is a fundamental building block used to solve many practical problems that appear on reliable distributed systems. In spite of the fact that consensus is being ...
Kleinberg [17] proposed in 2000 the first random graph model achieving to reproduce small world navigability, i.e. the ability to greedily discover polylogarithmic routes between a...
We consider wait-free implementations of a regular read/ write register for unauthenticated data using a collection of 3t + k base objects, t of which can be subject to Byzantine ...
Abstract. We consider the following model of cellular networks. Each base station has a given finite capacity, and each client has some demand and profit. A client can be covered b...
The process number is the minimum number of requests that have to be simultaneously disturbed during a routing reconfiguration phase of a connection oriented network. From a graph ...
Probabilistic quorum systems can tolerate a larger fraction of faults than can traditional (strict) quorum systems, while guaranteeing consistency with an arbitrarily high probabi...
In this paper, we study the atomic multicast problem, a fundamental abstraction for building faulttolerant systems. In the atomic multicast problem, the system is divided into non...