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Wojciech M. Golab, Aditya Ramaraju
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In the group mutual exclusion problem [6], which generalizes mutual exclusion [2], a process chooses a session when it requests entry to the Critical Section. A group mutual exclusion algorithm must ensure that the mutual exclusion property holds: If two processes are in the Critical Section at the same time, then they request the same session.
Prasad Jayanti +2 more
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A distributed mutual exclusion algorithm
A distributed algorithm is presented that realizes mutual exclusion among N nodes in a computer network. The algorithm requires at most N message exchanges for one mutual exclusion invocation.
Ichiro Suzuki, Tadao Kasami
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Robust distributed mutual exclusion
A token based algorithm for distributed mutual exclusion is presented. It uses a distributed counter to tolerate faults due to site failures and communication failures. This eliminates the need for expensive election protocols that are commonly employed in existing token-based algorithms.
Choy, Manhoi
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Mutual Exclusion on a Hypercube
Journal of Parallel and Distributed Computing, 1993We present a decentralized, symmetric mutual exclusion algorithm that is tailored to the hypercube architecture. Our algorithm has better time complexity than a suitable hypercube adaptation of \textit{Maekawa}'s \(O(\sqrt N)\) Mutual Exclusion algorithm [A Sqrt(N) algorithm for mutual exclusion in decentralized systems, ACM Trans. Comput. Syst. 3, No.
Ajay Gupta +2 more
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