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On the nonexistence of resilient consensus protocols
- On the Nonexistence of Resilient Consensus Protocols Gadi Taubenfeld ∗ Computer Science Department
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Asynchronous Consensus and Broadcast Protocols
- in Section 2.3. A k-resilient consensus protocol is a protocol that satisfies the following prop- erties
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Atomic m-register operations
- atomic m-register operations, every t-resilient consensus protocol for n processes must use at least (t
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On the Minimal Synchronism Needed for Distributed Consensus
- consensus protocol is t-resilient if it operates correctly when at most t processors fail. The existence
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Consensus in the Presence of Partial Synchrony
- priori and can be "built into" the protocol. In this case, N-resilient consensus protocols exist
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Knowledge in Shared Memory Systems
- 07974. 1 in [17], that there is no asynchronous 2-resilient consensus protocol that uses only binary
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Distributed Algorithms (Lecture Notes for Course #236357, Spring 1993)
- Asynchronous b(n \Gamma 1)=3c-Resilient Consensus Protocol," In Proceedings of the 3rd Annual ACM Symposium
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Low Complexity Byzantine-Resilient Consensus
- . When com- pared with other Byzantine-resilient consensus protocols, block consensus is quite simple
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Cynthia Dwork And Nancy Lynch
- ), and that these bounds are known a priori and can be “built into” the protocol. In this case N-resilient consensus
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Asynchronous Group Key Exchange with Failures
- with this optimal resilience. Our construction is also practical: It uses one execution of a consensus protocol
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