Course:
Fault Tolerant Algorithms
Time and place: Di 11-13 F0.530
Given by: Bogdan Chlebus, Room F2.201
The course will be taught in English.
A broad spectrum of algorithmic problems concerning computations
resilient to errors will be presented.
The approach will be to show the diversity and scope rather than to select a
few areas and cover them in depth.
Among the discussed topics will be the following:
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Searching with a lie.
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Noisy decision trees.
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Fault tolerant broadcasting and gossiping.
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Information dispersal.
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Short overview of algebraic error-correcting codes.
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Recent results on error-correcting codes.
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Work-efficient reliable PRAM.
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Synchronous time-efficient reliable PRAM.
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Fault diagnosis.
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Fault tolerance in general distributed computing.
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Fault tolerance in specific synchronous networks.
The lectures will be primarily based on research papers.
Readable notes in a form suitable for copying will be distributed among the
students.