Lock-free synchronization: Achieving low latency

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Transactional Memory: Hardware Simplification

Explores hardware-based transactional memory for simplifying concurrency control and improving performance in hash tables.

Anonymous Concurrent Computing

Explores anonymous concurrent computing, covering counters, snapshots, and consensus algorithms.

Locking

Explores the concept of locking for mutual exclusion in OS, covering race conditions, parallelism, atomic instructions, deadlock prevention, and best practices.

Readers Writer's Lock

Covers the concept of Readers Writer's lock and its synchronization between readers and writers using atomic variables.

Readers-writer Lock

Introduces the readers-writer lock for handling concurrency in scenarios with frequent reads and occasional updates.

Monitors: Synchronization and Cooperation

Explores monitors as a synchronization construct providing mutual exclusion and cooperation among threads, with examples like the one-place buffer.

Synchronization Primitives

Explores the design of synchronization primitives and concurrent data structures using atomic instructions.

Parallel Computing: Principles and OpenMP

Covers the principles of parallel computing and introduces OpenMP for creating concurrent code from serial code.

Registers and Linearizability

Explores the power of registers in linearizability and introduces the SCAN algorithm.

Transactional Memory: Hardware Simplification

Explores transactional memory and hardware simplification for concurrency control in software, emphasizing the benefits of hardware speculation and declarative concurrency.