Another Advantage of Free Choice (Extended Abstract)¶
Ben-Or, M. (1983). Another Advantage of Free Choice (Extended Abstract): Completely Asynchronous Agreement Protocols. ACM, 27-30.
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Mechanisms¶
- Randomized Asynchrony Breaker
- Any single round might still split — the process is probabilistic — but the chance of never deciding shrinks toward zero with each round.
This sourceThe cited work establishes Any single round might still split; the process is probabilistic; and but the chance of never deciding shrinks toward zero with each round.
- Any single round might still split — the process is probabilistic — but the chance of never deciding shrinks toward zero with each round.
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