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Date 18-20 Oct. 2004

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Dependable pervasive systems

Panel statement: why progress in (composite) fault tolerant real-time systems has been slow (-er than expected... & what can we do about it?)

Token-based atomic broadcast using unreliable failure detectors

Skewed checkpointing for tolerating multi-node failures

An integrated architecture for dependable embedded systems

A signal processing approach to global predicate monitoring

Hardware support for high performance, intrusion- and fault-tolerant systems

Balancing the tradeoffs between data accessibility and query delay in ad hoc networks

How to tolerate half less one Byzantine nodes in practical distributed systems

The φ accrual failure detector

The design and evaluation of a defense system for Internet worms

On the progress in fault-tolerant real-time computing

Crash-resilient time-free eventual leadership

An hoarding approach for supporting disconnected write operations in mobile environments

Performance comparison of a rotating coordinator and a leader based consensus algorithm

Design and evaluation of a QoS-adaptive system for reliable multicasting

An efficient checkpointing protocol for the minimal characterization of operational rollback-dependency trackability

Low latency probabilistic broadcast in wide area networks

XNET: a reliable content-based publish/subscribe system

Progress in real-time fault tolerance

State maintenance and its impact on the performability of multi-tiered Internet services

Why have progresses in real-time fault tolerant computing been slow?

The mutable consensus protocol

Proceedings of the 23rd IEEE International Symposium on Reliable Distributed Systems

Simple and efficient oracle-based consensus protocols for asynchronous Byzantine systems

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