Adrian Segall, Baruch Awerbuch
Abstract
Broadcast in a communication network is the delivery of copies of messages to all nodes. A broadcast algorithm is reliable if all messages reach all nodes in finite time, in the correct order and with no duplication. The present paper presents an efficient, reliable broadcast algorithm.
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Broadcast in a communication network is the delivery of copies of messages to all nodes. A broadcast algorithm is reliable if all messages reach all nodes in finite time, in the correct order and with no duplication. The present paper presents an efficient, reliable broadcast algorithm.
Key concepts: Atomic broadcast, Computer science, Broadcast communication network, Computer network, Broadcast radiation, Protocol (science), Broadcasting (networking), Multimedia Broadcast Multicast Service