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Brief Announcement: Decoupled Quorum-Based Byzantine-Resilient Coordination in Open Distributed Systems ⋆

Alysson Bessani, Miguel Correia, Joni Da Silva Fraga, Lau Cheuk Lung

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The tuple space coordination model, originally introduced in the Linda programming language [2], uses a shared memory object called a tuple space to support coordination that is decoupled both in time – processes do not have to be active at the same time – and space – processes do not need to know each others’

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The tuple space coordination model, originally introduced in the Linda programming language [2], uses a shared memory object called a tuple space to support coordination that is decoupled both in time – processes do not have to be active at the same time – and space – processes do not need to know each others’

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The tuple space coordination model, originally introduced in the Linda programming language [2], uses a shared memory object called a tuple space to support coordination that is decoupled both in time – processes do not have to be active at the same time – and space – processes do not need to know each others’

Key concepts: Tuple space, Tuple, Computer science, Space (punctuation), Theoretical computer science, Object (grammar), Reading (process), Distributed computing

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