- In
concurrent programming, an
operation (or set of operations) is
linearizable if it
consists of an
ordered list of
invocation and
response events, that...
- 1016/0167-6911(83)90037-3 Krener, A.J.; Respondek, W. (1985), "Nonlinear
observers with
linearizable error dynamics", SIAM
Journal on
Control and Optimization, 23 (2): 197–216...
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sequence where all
operations are
ordered by
their τ values. Atomic/
Linearizable register: Termination: when a node is correct,
sooner or
later each read...
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validations moved from V8 to
SpiderMonkey 3.4
November 29, 2016
linearizable read
concerns views collation 3.6
November 2017 4.0 June 2018 transactions...
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areas including theoretical foundations of wait-free synchronization,
linearizable data structures,
applications of
combinatorial topology to distributed...
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consistency model which has
deliberately made the trade-off of
having non-
linearizable transaction histories.
Transactions containing overlapping keys are guaranteed...
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versions of an item or some
specified time
window Strong consistency (or
linearizable)
ensures that
clients always read the
latest globally committed write...
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overlaps with. An
atomic register satisfies the
stronger condition of
being linearizable.
Registers can be
characterized by how many
processes can
access with...
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holomorphic function with a non-
linearizable irrational indifferent fixed point. The
question of the
linearizability of
fixed points is of
great importance...
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which are
concurrent with the read.
Regular semantics are
weaker than
linearizability.
Consider the
example shown below,
where the
horizontal axis represents...
