Towards a practical snapshot algorithm
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(12)- Lower and upper bounds for single-scanner snapshot implementations
- The F-Snapshot Problem
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- Dynamic atomic snapshots
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- Wait-free concurrent memory management by create and read until deletion (CaRuD)
- Limited-use atomic snapshots with polylogarithmic step complexity
- The complexity of updating snapshot objects
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