Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The session problem is an abstraction of fundamental synchronization problems in distributed systems. It has previously been used as a test case to demonstrate the differences in the time needed to solve problems in several timing models. The goal of this paper is to compare the computational por of a family of partially synchronous models by studying the time needed to solve the session problem. Four timing parameters are considered: the maximum and minimum process step times and message delays. Timing models are obtained by considering independently whether each parameter is known (i.e., is hard-wired into the processes' code) or unknown, giving rise to four shared memory models and 16 message passing models. The models are compared based on the time complexity, measured in real time, of the session problem. presents a modular proof technique for obtaining asymptotically tight bounds on the time complexity of the session problem for the four shared memory models and the 16 message passing mo...
['Injong Rhee', 'Jennifer L. Welch']
I am writing a research paper on a idea The impact of timing knowledge on the session problem
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