Proving time bounds for randomized distributed algorithms

Mathematics – Combinatorics

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A method of analyzing time bounds for randomized distributed algorithms is presented, in the context of a new and general framework for describing and reasoning about randomized algorithms. The method consists of proving auxiliary statements of the form U (t)->(p) U', which means that whenever the algorithm begins in a state in set U, with probability p, it will reach a state in set U' within time t. The power of the method is illustrated by its use in proving a constant upper bound on the expected time for some process to reach its critical region, in Lehmann and Rabin's Dining Philosophers algorithm.

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