Internet time synchronization¶
Mills, D. L. (1991). Internet time synchronization: The Network Time Protocol. IEEE Transactions on Communications, 39(10), 1482-1493.
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- Synchronization
- The clarity function of synchronization is to distinguish timing alignment from mere time agreement, a separation Mills (1991) operationalized in the design of the Network Time Protocol where statistical clock-offset estimation is decoupled from causal ordering.
This sourceDefines the algorithms underlying NTP: hierarchical stratum architecture, statistical clock-offset estimation, and explicit separation of absolute-time agreement from causal event ordering.
- The clarity function of synchronization is to distinguish timing alignment from mere time agreement, a separation Mills (1991) operationalized in the design of the Network Time Protocol where statistical clock-offset estimation is decoupled from causal ordering.
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