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Allowing Atomic Objects to Coexist with Sequentially Consistent Objects

Michel Raynal, Marc Le Roy

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A concurrent object is an object that can be concurrently accessed by several processes. Two well known consistency criteria for such objects are atomic consistency (also called linearizability)andsequential consistency. Both criteria require that all the operations on all the concurrent objects be totally ordered in such a way that each read operation obtains the last value written into the corresponding object. They

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Key concepts: Linearizability, Sequential consistency, Computer science, Consistency (knowledge bases), Consistency model, Asynchronous communication, Object (grammar), Protocol (science)