Lecture

Anonymous Concurrent Computing

Description

This lecture covers the concept of anonymous concurrent computing, focusing on counters, weak counters, snapshots, and consensus algorithms. It explains sequential, atomic, lock-free, and wait-free implementations, highlighting key ideas for atomicity and wait-freedom.

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