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Computer, 1978
This issue of Computer is based on two workshops in distributed processing held at Brown University August 17-19, 1976, and August 3-5, 1977. Sponsored by the Army Research Office, the National Science Foundation, and the Office of Naval Research, the workshops attempted to define what distributed processing means and to develop a taxonomy of ...
Andries van Dam, John A. Stankovic
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This issue of Computer is based on two workshops in distributed processing held at Brown University August 17-19, 1976, and August 3-5, 1977. Sponsored by the Army Research Office, the National Science Foundation, and the Office of Naval Research, the workshops attempted to define what distributed processing means and to develop a taxonomy of ...
Andries van Dam, John A. Stankovic
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ACM Computing Surveys, 1984
In this paper, various techniques for optimizing queries in distributed databases are presented. Although no attempt is made to cover all proposed algorithms on this topic, quite a few ideas extracted from existing algorithms are outlined. It is hoped that large-scale experiments will be conducted to verify the usefulness of these ideas and that they ...
Clement T. Yu, C. C. Chang
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In this paper, various techniques for optimizing queries in distributed databases are presented. Although no attempt is made to cover all proposed algorithms on this topic, quite a few ideas extracted from existing algorithms are outlined. It is hoped that large-scale experiments will be conducted to verify the usefulness of these ideas and that they ...
Clement T. Yu, C. C. Chang
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A Logic For Distributed Processes
Mathematical Logic Quarterly, 1989This paper was inspired by the problem of finding a procedure for (1) deciding whether or not a given function can be computed in a given synchronous bit-processing architecture, and if computable (2) constructing a program which will compute the function.
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Distributed processing: An assessment
IBM Systems Journal, 1979Highlighted in this technical essay are discussions of the nature of distributed systems, design processes associated with the distribution of processing, and the conditions under which benefits accrue. The essay concentrates on some of the major benefits expected from distributed systems so as to provide a context in which to judge particular designs ...
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A language for distributed processing
1979 International Workshop on Managing Requirements Knowledge (MARK), 1979The main question being addressed here is, what is a good way to program a multiple processor system (whether tightly or loosely coupled) to accomplish an integral distributed processing applicationƒ Writing concurrent programs for a uniprocessor is tough enough, but writing programs which interact and operate simultaneously in parallel can be a most ...
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DISTRIBUTED PROCESSING IN AUTOMATA
International Journal of Foundations of Computer Science, 1999With distributed computing beginning to play a major role in modern Computer Science, the theory of grammar systems and distributed automata has been developed in order to model distributed computing. In this paper, we introduce the notion of distributed automata in the sequential sense.
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IBM Systems Journal, 1988
Discussed are motivations for distributed versus centralized data processing, the relative advantages of each, and the trade-offs involved as they relate to Systems Application Architecture (SAA). Presented is a taxonomy of the various approaches to designing applications to operate in a distributed manner. SAA support for these modes is described. The
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Discussed are motivations for distributed versus centralized data processing, the relative advantages of each, and the trade-offs involved as they relate to Systems Application Architecture (SAA). Presented is a taxonomy of the various approaches to designing applications to operate in a distributed manner. SAA support for these modes is described. The
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Distribution of Sequential Processes
2005We present a solution to the distribution problem, in a particular framework: how to transform a set of sequential processes into a set of respectively equivalent concurrent processes? The models of systems are finite automata in the non-distributed case and some collection of finite automata with synchronization in the distributed case.
Joffroy Beauquier, Antoine Petit 0001
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