Mutual Exclusion Algorithm

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'''Distributed mutual exclusion''' algorithms realize mutual exclusion in a [[Distributed System|distributed system]].
'''Distributed mutual exclusion''' algorithms realize mutual exclusion in a [[Distributed System|distributed system]].
They are used to avoid the concurrent use of un-shareable resources among distributed nodes or processes. Many different algorithms exist, for example the ones proposed by
They are used to avoid the concurrent use of un-shareable resources among distributed nodes or processes. Many different algorithms exist, for example the ones proposed by
* Lamport (1978)
* Lamport (1978)
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* Ricart & Agrawala (1981)
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* Ricart &amp; Agrawala (1981)
* Maekawa (1985)
* Maekawa (1985)
[[Category:Distributed Algorithms]]
[[Category:Distributed Algorithms]]

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