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@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ It can be proved that there exists no wait-free implementation of $\Omega$ in an
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- `PROGRESS[1..n]` is an array of SWMR atomic registers used by proc’s to signal that they’re alive
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- `PROGRESS[1..n]` is an array of SWMR atomic registers used by proc’s to signal that they’re alive
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- pi suspects pj if pi doesn’t see any progress of pj after a proper time interval (to be guessed) set in its timer
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- $p_{i}$ suspects $p_j$ if pi doesn’t see any progress of $p_{j}$ after a proper time interval (to be guessed) set in its timer
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- the leader is the least suspected process, or the one with smallest/biggest ID among the least suspected ones (if there are more than one)
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- the leader is the least suspected process, or the one with smallest/biggest ID among the least suspected ones (if there are more than one)
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- this changes in time, but not forever
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- this changes in time, but not forever
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