On The Impossibility Of Robust Solutions For Fair Resource Allocation Rajeev Joshi , Jayadev Misra Department of Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin

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• Computability theory
• Functions and mappings

SCT axioms SCT problems SCT029-1.p Arrow OrderFormalization of two proofs of Arrow’s impossibility theorem. One formalization is based on utility functions, the other one on strict partial orders.

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Resolve-Impossibility for a Contract-Signing Protocol ∗ Aybek Mukhamedov Mark D. Ryan The University of Birmingham {axm,mdr}@cs.bham.ac.uk

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Impossibility Results in the Presence of Multiple Faulty Processes (Preliminary Version) Gadi Taubenfeld∗ Shumel Katz†

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Impossibility of Precise and Sound Termination Sensitive Security Enforcements Anonymous Author(s) Abstract—An information flow policy is termination sensitive if it imposes that the termination behavior of programs is

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A Hundred Impossibility Proofs for Distributed Computing Nancy A. Lynch * Lab for Computer Science MIT, Cambridge, MAlynchQtds.Ics.mit.edu

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• Concurrent computing
• Mathematical logic
• Fault-tolerant computer systems
• Concurrency control
• Edsger W. Dijkstra
• Computing
• Computer architecture
• Consensus
• Distributed computing
• Proof of impossibility
• Algorithm
• Mutual exclusion

to highlight the impossibility of standing neutrally between good and evil, right and wrong, victim and oppressor.) In other words, taking sides or abandoning neutrality in favour of a moral stance that ‘speaks truth t

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Judgment aggregation with consistency alone Franz Dietrich and Christian List1 30 May 2007 Abstract All existing impossibility theorems on judgment aggregation require individual and collective judgment sets to be consis

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Lecture 3 Impossibility of Consensus In the previous lecture, we saw that it is possible to simulate synchronous algorithms in asynchronous systems. Today, we will see that a basic fault-tolerance task, consensus, is un

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Lecture 3 Impossibility of Consensus In the previous lecture, we saw that it is possible to simulate synchronous algorithms in asynchronous systems. Today, we will see that a basic fault-tolerance task, consensus, is un

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