Distributed computation has attracted considerable attention and large-scale distributed systems have been designed and developed. A distributed system inherently has possibility of fault tolerance because of its redundancy. Thus, a great deal of investigation has been made to design fault-tolerant distributed algorithms. This paper introduces two promising paradigms, self-stabilization and wait-freedom, for designing fault-tolerant distributed algorithms and discusses some subjects important from the point of view of algorithm engineering.
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Abstract: Distributed computation has attracted considerable attention and large-scale distributed systems have been designed and developed. A distributed system inherently has possibility of fault tolerance because of its redundancy. Thus, a great deal of investigation has been made to design fault-tolerant distributed algorithms. This paper introduces two promising paradigms, self-stabilization and wait-freedom, for designing fault-tolerant distributed algorithms and discusses some subjects important from the point of view of algorithm engineering.
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