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>Causality means the cause of an event is observed before its effect is observed.
Causality means the cause of an event is observed before its effect is observed.
'''Causality violation''' means that the cause of an event is observed after its  
'''Causality violation''' means that the cause of an event is observed after its  
effect is observed.
effect is observed.
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are essential to any scientific explanation. If the causal structure is unclear,
are essential to any scientific explanation. If the causal structure is unclear,
it is hard to understand a system.
it is hard to understand a system.
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Latest revision as of 16:44, 11 February 2011

Causality means the cause of an event is observed before its effect is observed. Causality violation means that the cause of an event is observed after its effect is observed. Violation of causality are a problem in distributed systems and distributed algorithms, because causes and causal relations are essential to any scientific explanation. If the causal structure is unclear, it is hard to understand a system.

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