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4th International Workshop on Distributed Algorithms

Bari, Italy, September 24-26, 1990


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The proceedings of the conference is edited by
Jan van Leeuwen and Nicola Santoro
In: Lecture Notes in Computer Science Vol. 484, Springer, 1990,
ISBN 3-540-54099-7.

    List of papers:

  • Amos Israeli and Marc Jalfon : Self-Stabilizing Ring Orientation,
    pages 1-14.
  • Yehuda Afek and Shay Kutten and Moti Yung : Memory-Efficient Self Stabilizing Protocols for General Networks,
    pages 15-28.
  • Alon Atai : On the Computational Power Needed to Elect a Leader (Extended Abstract),
    pages 29-40.
  • Ivan Lavellée and Christian Lavault : Spanning Tree Construction for Nameless Networks,
    pages 41-56.
  • Joffroy Beauquier and Paul Gastin and Vincent Villain : A Linear Fault-Tolerant Naming Algorithm,
    pages 57-70.
  • David Peleg : Distributed Data Structures: A Complexity-Oriented View,
    pages 71-89.
  • Berthold Kröger and Reinhard Lüling and Burkhard Monien and Oliver Vornberger : An Improved Algorithm to Detect Communication Deadlocks in Distributed Systems,
    pages 90-101.
  • Sergio Rajsbaum and Moshe Sidi : On the Average Performance of Synchronized Programs in Distributed Networks (Preliminary Version),
    pages 102-121.
  • Jungho Park and Toshimitsu Masuzawa and Kenichi Hagihara and Nobuki Tokura : Distributed Algorithms for Reconstructing MST after Topology Change,
    pages 122-132.
  • Ravi Janardan and Siu-Wing Cheng : Efficient Distributed Algorithms for Single-Source Shortest Paths and Related Problems on Plane Networks,
    pages 133-150.
  • Peter Grřnning and Thomas Qvist Nielsen and Hans Henrik Lřvengreen : Stepwise Development of a Distributed Load Balancing Algorithms,
    pages 151-168.
  • Israel Cidon and Shay Kutten and Yishay Mansour and David Peleg : Greedy Packet Scheduling,
    pages 169-184.
  • Israel Cidon and Inder Gopal and Shay Kutten : Optimal Computation of Global Sensitive Functions in Fast Networks,
    pages 185-191.
  • Yoram Ofek and Moti Yung : Efficient Mechanism for Fairness and Deadlock-Avoidance in High-Speed Networks,
    pages 192-212.
  • Cynthia Dwork : Strong Verifiable Secret Sharing (Extended Abstract),
    pages 213-227.
  • Alain Sandoz and André Schiper : Weak Consistency and Pessimistic Replica Control,
    pages 228-244.
  • Divyakant Agrawal and Amr El Abbadi : Localized-Access Protocols for Replicated Databases,
    pages 245-262.
  • Mirjana Obradovic and Piotr Berman : Weighted Voting for Operation Dependent Management of Replicated Data,
    pages 263-276.
  • Prasad Jayanti and Sam Toueg : Wakeup under Read/Write Atomicity,
    pages 277-288.
  • Tushar Deepak Chandra and Sam Toueg : Time and Message Efficient Reliable Broadcasts,
    pages 289-303.
  • Navin Budhiraja and Ajei S. Gopal and Sam Toueg : Early-Stopping Distributed Bidding and Applications (Preliminary Version),
    pages 304-320.
  • Piotr Berman and Juan A. Garay : Fast Consensus in Networks of Bounded Degree (Extended Abstract),
    pages 321-333.
  • Gil Neiger and Mark R. Tuttle : Common Knowledge and Consistent Simultaneous Coordination,
    pages 334-352.
  • Rogério de Lemos and Paul D. Ezhilchelvan : Agreement on the Group Membership in Synchronous Distributed Systems,
    pages 353-372.
  • Ofer Biran and Shlomo Moran and Shmuel Zaks : Tight Bounds on the Round Complexity of Distributed 1-Solvable Tasks,
    pages 373-389.
  • Rudolf Fleischer and Hermann Jung and Kurt Mehlhorn : A Time-Randomness Tradeoff for Communication Complexity,
    pages 390-401.
  • Soma Chaudhuri and Jennifer L. Welch : Bounds on the Costs of Register Implementations,
    pages 402-421.
  • Yehuda Afek and Danny Dolev and Eli Gafni : A Bounded First-In, First-Enabled Solution to the 1-Exclusion Problem,
    pages 422-431.