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<dd>Thesis (M.S. in Computer Science)--Naval Postgraduate School, 1982</dd>
<dd>Bibliography: p. 73</dd>
<dd>With the advent of distributed computing systems, the problem of deadlock, which has been essentially solved for centralized computing systems, has reappeared. Existing centralized deadlock detection techniques are either too expensive or they do not work correctly in distributed computing systems. Although several algorithms have been developed specifically for distributed systems, the majority of them have also been shown to be inefficient or incorrect. Additionally, although fault-tolerance is usually listed as an advantage of distributed computing systems, little has been done to analyze the fault tolerance of these algorithms. This thesis analyzes four published deadlock detection algorithms for distributed computing systems with respect ot their performance in the presence of certain faults. A new deadlock detection algorithm is then proposed whose efficiency and fault tolerance are adjustable</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Computer science</div>
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Gehl, Michael Thomas.</div>
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