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Deadlock

Known as: Deadlocks, Live-locks, Coffman conditions 
In concurrent computing, a deadlock occurs when two competing actions wait for the other to finish, and thus neither ever does. Deadlock is a common… 
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2011
2011
This paper described our research experiences of building an intelligent system to monitor and control road traffic in a Nigerian… 
2006
2006
Existing solutions for fault-tolerant routing in interconnection networks either work for only one given regular topology, or… 
2002
2002
A computationally efficient method for constructing Petri net controllers is presented. The method is derived using place… 
1998
1998
Software reliability is a major issue in the design of control architecture for robots operating in hostile or poorly known… 
Highly Cited
1996
Highly Cited
1996
This paper examines the problems of deadlock avoidance in multistage networks, and proposes a new class of scalable topologies… 
1992
1992
The chaos router is an adaptive nonminimal message router for multicomputers that is simple enough to compete with the fast… 
1988
1988
Using simulation and probabilistic analysis, we study the performance of an algorithm to read entire databases with locking… 
1977
1977
Three different operating system strategies for a parallel processor computer system are compared, and the most effective… 
1972
1972
This study examined the effects of status held in a reference group and of prior issue commitment on the risky shift and other… 
1964
1964
Abstract : Two seemingly contradictory hypotheses about concession-making were considered: that concession-making occurs only as…