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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Self-Stabilization"”.
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Self-reporting of Mn ion dissolution and self-stabilization of cathode-electrolyte interface in lithium ion batteries
… devices. This dissertation focuses on developing self-reporting strategies that enable in situ or operando characterization of cathodic Mn dissolution, which is a major cause of the capacity fade for some cathodes, and release of battery additives triggered by electrolyte degradation to …
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Self-stabilizing wormhole routing
… algorithms in familiar topologies to make them self-stabilizing. Self-stabilization is a technique that guarantees tolerance to transient faults (e.g. memory corruption or communication hazard) for a given protocol. Transient faults would typically place the network in an illegitimate state, …
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Self-stabilizing routing protocols
… be defined as being either legal or illegal. A self-stabilizing system is one that forces a system from an illegal state to a global legal state without external interference, using a finite number of steps. This thesis will concentrate on application of self-stabilization to routing problems, …
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Self-stabilizing deadlock algorithms in distributed systems
A self-stabilizing system is a network of processors, which, when started from an arbitrary (and possibly illegal) initial state, always returns to a legal state in a finite number of steps. Self-stabilization is an evolving paradigm in fault-tolerant computing. This research will be the first time …
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Self-stabilizing sorting algorithms
… global state. However, if the system were self-stabilizing, it would be guaranteed that regardless of the current state, the system would recover to a legal configuration in a finite number of moves; The traditional way of creating reliable systems is to make redundant components. …
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Self-stabilizing inter-domain policy routing
… of experiencing unanticipated faults grows. Self-stabilization is the most general technique to design fault tolerant systems. This paradigm was introduced by Dijkstra in 1974. A self-stabilizing system guarantees that starting from an arbitrary state, the system converges to a legal state in …
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Self-stabilizing Border Gateway Protocol
… the fault-tolerance of BGP using the paradigm of self-stabilization. A self-stabilizing protocol, starting from an arbitrary state converges, within finite steps, to a state from where the system exhibits the desired behavior. In this thesis, we propose a self-stabilizing Border Gateway Protocol. …
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Asynchronous neighborhood task synchronization
… systems. The motivation for designing self-stabilizing system is to be able to automatically recover from a faulty state. As per Dijkstra's definition, a system is self-stabilizing if it converges to a desired state from an arbitrary state in a finite number of steps. The paradigm of …
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Self-stabilizing interval routing algorithm with low stretch factor
… grouped into intervals of consecutive addresses. Self-stabilization is a property by which a system is guaranteed to reach a legitimate state in a finite number of steps starting from any arbitrary state. A self-stabilizing Pivot Interval Routing (PIR) algorithm is proposed in this work. The PIR …
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The airline pilot’s wife: A qualitative study exploring the experiences of wives of male regional airline pilots
… returns home, the family begins the process of self-stabilization which includes being flexible with their routine and special events in order to include the pilot, as well as appreciating the time together as a family. The implications and limitations of this study were included as well as …
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Fault-tolerant distributed cyber-physical systems: two case studies
… stuck at some value. Each algorithm incorporates self-stabilization in order to solve the problem in spite of failures. The traffic algorithm uses a local signaling mechanism to guarantee safety and a self-stabilizing routing protocol to guarantee progress. The flocking algorithm uses a failure …