Lecture

Registers and Linearizability

Description

This lecture covers the power of registers in the context of linearizability, discussing the update and scan operations, as well as the concepts of lock-free and wait-free algorithms. It also delves into the SCAN algorithm, exploring its implementation and practical applications.

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