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- A Replicated Object Server for a Distributed Object-Oriented SystemPierre-Yves Chevalier. 4-11
- Managing Replicated Data in Heterogeneous Database SystemsJian Tang. 12-19
- Dynamic Management of Highly Replicated DataJehan-François Pâris, Perry Kim Sloope. 20-27
- The Two-Phase Commit Performance of the DECdtm ServicesEyal Zimran. 29-38
- The Performance of Consistent CheckpointingE. N. Elnozahy, David B. Johnson, Willy Zwaenepoel. 39-47
- Optimal Replica Control Protocols for Ring NetworksMirjana Spasojevic. 57-65
- The Triangular Lattice Protocol: A Highly Fault Tolerant and Highly Efficient Protocol for Replicated DataChienwen Wu, Geneva G. Belford. 66-73
- An Efficient Decentralized Approach to Processor-Group Membership Maintenance in Real-Time LAN Systems: The PRHB/ED SchemeK. H. Kim, Hermann Kopetz, Kinji Mori, Eltefaat Shokri, Günter Grünsteidl. 74-83
- Dependability Analysis of Distributed Computing Systems using Stochastic Petri NetsNoé Lopez-Benitez. 85-92
- Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analysis in Performability ModelingBoudewijn R. Haverkort, Adrianus M. H. Meeuwissen. 93-102
- Availability of Coding Based Replication SchemesGagan Agrawal. 103-110
- xAMp: A Multi-primitive Group Communications ServiceLuís Rodrigues, Paulo Veríssimo. 112-121
- Reliable Broadcasting in Faulty Hypercube ComputersJie Wu, Eduardo B. Fernández. 122-129
- Communication Protocols for Fault-Tolerant Clock Synchronization in Not-Completely Connected NetworksManfred J. Pfluegl, Douglas M. Blough. 130-137
- KITLOG: a Generic Logging ServiceMichel Ruffin. 139-146
- Optimistic Message Logging for Independent Checkpointing in Message-Passing SystemsYi-Min Wang, W. Kent Fuchs. 147-154
- Clobal Checkpointing for Distributed ProgramsLuís Moura Silva, João Gabriel Silva. 155-162
- Distributed Problem Solving In SPite Of Processor FailuresK. V. S. Ramarao, S. Venkatesan. 164-171
- Self-Stabilizing Real-Time Rule-Based SystemsAlbert Mo Kim Cheng. 172-179
- Simulation of the Adapt On-Line Diagnosis Algorithm for General Topology NetworksMark Stahl, Richard W. Buskens, Ronald P. Bianchini Jr.. 180-187
- Neural Networks for the Design of Distributed, Fault-Tolerant, Computing EnvironmentsRobert Geist, Darrell Suggs. 189-195
- On the Verification and Validation of Protocols with High Fault Coverage Using UIO SequencesX. Sun, Yinan N. Shen, Fabrizio Lombardi. 196-203
- A State Machine Approach to Reliable Distributed SystemsAlvin S. Lim, Stuart A. Friedberg. 204-212
- Dataflow-Like Languages for Real-Time Systems: Issues of Computational Models and NotationsAndrea Bondavalli, Lorenzo Strigini, Luca Simoncini. 214-221
- A Mult-Paradigm Programming Language for Constructing Fault-Tolerant, Distributed SystemsRichard D. Schlichting, Vicraj T. Thomas. 222-229
- The Sentry SystemSarah E. Chodrow, Mohamed G. Gouda. 230-237