This paper presents a recovery algorithm for self-stabilizing communication protocols. It first describes some concepts and a formal description method for the algorithm. Then it proposes the algorithm procedures, pro...This paper presents a recovery algorithm for self-stabilizing communication protocols. It first describes some concepts and a formal description method for the algorithm. Then it proposes the algorithm procedures, proves its correctness and analyses its complexity. Finally, it also verifies the availability and efficiency of the algorithm by illustrating an example protocol with multi-processes.展开更多
This paper discusses the algorithms for achieving global states and self-stabilizationfor communication protocols. It first describes a primary algorithm including its suitability forachieving global states and limita...This paper discusses the algorithms for achieving global states and self-stabilizationfor communication protocols. It first describes a primary algorithm including its suitability forachieving global states and limitation of self-stabilization for communication protocols, and thenpresents an improved algorithm that can be suitable to achieve global states and can be also usedto self-stabilizing communication protocols. Filially, it gives the proof of correctness and analysis ofcomplexity of the improved algorithm, and verifies its availability and efficiency by illustrating anexample protocol.展开更多
基金National Natural Science Foundation of China and NSF of Hubei Province.
文摘This paper presents a recovery algorithm for self-stabilizing communication protocols. It first describes some concepts and a formal description method for the algorithm. Then it proposes the algorithm procedures, proves its correctness and analyses its complexity. Finally, it also verifies the availability and efficiency of the algorithm by illustrating an example protocol with multi-processes.
文摘This paper discusses the algorithms for achieving global states and self-stabilizationfor communication protocols. It first describes a primary algorithm including its suitability forachieving global states and limitation of self-stabilization for communication protocols, and thenpresents an improved algorithm that can be suitable to achieve global states and can be also usedto self-stabilizing communication protocols. Filially, it gives the proof of correctness and analysis ofcomplexity of the improved algorithm, and verifies its availability and efficiency by illustrating anexample protocol.
