Lecture

Reliable Broadcast: Causal Order

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Description

This lecture covers topics related to reliable broadcast algorithms, including the concepts of causal order and uniform reliable broadcast. It discusses the implementation of algorithms such as Lazy Reliable Broadcast and All-Ack Uniform Reliable Broadcast, emphasizing properties like validity, integrity, and uniform agreement. Exercises explore scenarios where failure detector properties are violated and memory optimization in causal broadcast algorithms.

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