Lecture

Test-and-Set Objects

Description

This lecture covers the limitations of binary registers and test-and-set objects in achieving consensus among processes. It explains the critical states and bivalent states in consensus algorithms, highlighting the impossibility of achieving consensus for three processes using test-and-set objects.

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