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  Increasing availability under mutual exclusion constraints with dynamic vote reassignment
Barbara D., Garcia-Molina H., Spauster A. ACM Transactions on Computer Systems 7(4): 394-426, 1989.  Type: Article

The techniques for reassigning votes dynamically in a distributed system upon node or link failure discussed in this paper use mutual exclusion constraints and attempt to accomplish higher availability of the distributed system. The au...
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Jun 1 1991  
  Data caching issues in an information retrieval system
Alonso R., Barbara D., Garcia-Molina H. ACM Transactions on Database Systems 15(3): 359-384, 1990.  Type: Article

The concept of quasi-copy that this paper discusses abstractly is already in use in non-computerized information retrieval systems. The authors discuss most of the issues involved and present an analytical model that suggests that perf...
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Mar 1 1991  
  The vulnerability of vote assignments
Barbara D., Garcia-Molina H. ACM Transactions on Computer Systems 4(3): 187-213, 1986.  Type: Article

Voting is a solution to allowing correct executions in a distributed system in the presence of failures. This solution has been studied by the authors in earlier papers (e.g., [1]), while this paper presents their most recent findings....
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May 1 1987  
  How to assign votes in a distributed system
Garcia-Molina H., Barbara D. Journal of the ACM 32(4): 841-860, 1985.  Type: Article

This paper studies the relationship between two methods of deciding whether a subset of the nodes of a distributed system has access to protected data during a partition. A vote assignment is a mapping of nodes into the nonnegat...
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Mar 1 1986  

   
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