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- contradiction with CN(T1) < n
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### Schedules and Configurations
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**Schedule:** sequence of operation invocations issued by processes
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**Schedule:** sequence of operation invocations issued by processes.
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**Configuration:** the global state of a system at a given execution time (values of the shared memory + local state of every process).
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Given a configuration C and a schedule S, we denote with S(C) the configuration obtained starting from C and applying S.
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Let's consider binary consensus implemented by an algorithm A by using base objects and atomic R/W registers; let us call $S_A$ a schedule induced by A.
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A configuration C obtained during the execution of all A is called:
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- **v-valent** if $S_A(C)$ decides v, for every $S_A$
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- **monovalent**, if there exists $v \in \{0,1\}$ s.t. C is v-valent
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- **bivalent**, otherwise.
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