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    Electing a leader in a ring with link failures (English)
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    We investigate the message complexity of electing a leader in a ring of asynchronous processors. Our work deviates from the previous works on electing a leader in that we consider the effect of link failures. A link is said to fail if some message sent through it never reaches its destination. We distinguish the case where n is known from the case n unknown. Our main result is an O(n log n) algorithm for electing a leader on an n-processor ring (the case n is known).
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    distributed computation
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    asynchronous networks
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    message complexity
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    ring of asynchronous processors
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    link failures
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    algorithm
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