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3th International Workshop on Distributed Algorithms

Nice, France, September 26-28, 1989


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The proceedings of the conference is edited by
Jean-Claude Bermond and Michel Raynal
In: Lecture Notes in Computer Science Vol. 392, Springer, 1989,
ISBN 3-540-51687-5.

    List of papers:

  • Judit Bar-Ilan and Dror Zernik : Random Leaders and Random Spanning Trees,
    pages 1-12.
  • Amotz Bar-Noy and Danny Dolev and Daphne Koller and David Peleg : Fault-Tolerant Critical Section Management in Asynchronous Networks,
    pages 13-23.
  • Reuven Bar-Yehuda and Oded Goldreich and Alon Itai : Efficient Emulation of Single-Hop Radio Network with Collision Detection on Multi-Hop Radio Network with no Collision Detection,
    pages 24-32.
  • José M. Bernabéu-Aubán and Mustaque Ahamad : Applying a Path-Compression technique to Obtain an Efficient Distributed Mutual Exclusion Algorithm,
    pages 33-44.
  • Bernadette Charron-Bost : Combinatorics and Geometry of Consistent Cuts: Application to Concurrency Theory,
    pages 45-56.
  • Israel Cidon and Yoram Ofek : Distributed Fairness Algorithms for Local Area Networks,
    pages 57-69.
  • Reuven Cohen and Adrian Segall : An Efficient Reliable Ring Protocol,
    pages 70-82.
  • David Ginat and A. Udaya Shankar and Ashok A. Agrawala : An Efficient Solution to the Drinking Philosophers Problem and Its Extension,
    pages 83-93.
  • Kenneth J. Goldman : Highly Concurrent Logically Synchronous Multicast,
    pages 94-109.
  • Ajei S. Gopal and Sam Toueg : Reliable Broadcast in Synchronous and Asynchronous Environments (Preliminary Version),
    pages 110-123.
  • Jean-Michel Hélary : Observing Global States of Asynchronous Distributed Applications,
    pages 124-135.
  • Jean-Marc Jézéquel : Building a Global Time on Parallel Machines,
    pages 136-147.
  • Evangelos Kranakis : Functional Dependencies of Variables in Wait-Free Programs (Extended Abstract),
    pages 148-159.
  • Reinhard Lüling and Burkhard Monien : Two Strategies for Solving the Vertex Cover Problem on a Transputer Network,
    pages 160-170.
  • Toshimitsu Masuzawa and Naoki Nishikawa and Kenichi Hagihara and Nobuki Tokura : Optimal Fault-Tolerant Distributed Algorithms for Election in Complete Networks with a Global Sense of Direction,
    pages 171-182.
  • Yossi Matias and Yehuda Afek : Simple and Efficient Election Algorithms for Anonymous Networks,
    pages 183-194.
  • Marta Rukoz : A Distributed Solution for Detecting Deadlock in Distributed Nested Transaction Systems,
    pages 195-206.
  • Beverly A. Sanders and Philipp A. Heuberger : Distributed Deadlock Detection and Resolution with Probes,
    pages 207-218.
  • André Schiper and Jorge Eggli and Alain Sandoz : A New Algorithm to Implement Causal Ordering,
    pages 219-232.
  • Paul G. Spirakis and Basil Tampakas and Athanasios Tsiolis : Symmetry Breaking in Asynchronous Rings with O(n) Messages,
    pages 233-241.
  • Frank A. Stomp and Willem P. de Roever : Designing Distributed Algorithms by Means of Formal Sequentially Phased Reasoning (Extended Abstract),
    pages 242-253.
  • Gadi Taubenfeld and Shlomo Moran : Possibility and Impossibility Results in a Shared Memory Environment,
    pages 254-267.
  • Alfred Taudes : Communication Heuristics in Distributed Combinatorial Search Algorithms,
    pages 268-279.
  • Kim Taylor : The Role of Inhibition on Asynchronous Consistent-Cut Protocols,
    pages 280-291.
  • John Tromp : How to Construct an Atomic Variable (Extended Abstract),
    pages 292-302.
  • M. Yamashita and Tiko Kameda : Electing a Leader when Processor Identity Numbers are not Distinct (Extended Abstract),
    pages 303-314.