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An Optimal Speculative Transactional Replication Protocol
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Introduction to Reliable Distributed Programming
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Exploiting atomic broadcast in replicated databases (extended abstract)
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On speculative replication of transactional systems
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Optimistic atomic broadcast: a pragmatic viewpoint
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The Database State Machine Approach
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A suite of database replication protocols based on group communication primitives
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Processing transactions over optimistic atomic broadcast protocols
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Evaluating database-oriented replication schemes in Software Transactional Memory systems
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On Statistically Estimated Optimistic Delivery in Wide-Area Total Order Protocols
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D2STM: Dependable Distributed Software Transactional Memory
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Speculative locking protocols to improve performance for distributed database systems
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A flexible framework for implementing software transactional memory
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A flexible framework for implementing software transactional memory
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Towards distributed software transactional memory systems
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The dangers of replication and a solution
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The serializability of concurrent database updates
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Distributed Transactional Contention Management as the Traveling Salesman Problem
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HiperTM: High Performance, Fault-Tolerant Transactional Memory
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On speculative replication of transactional systems
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HiperTM: High performance, fault-tolerant transactional memory
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HPCS 2011 tutorials: Tutorial I: Distributed software transactional memories: Foundations, algorithms and tools
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ASAP: An Aggressive SpeculAtive Protocol for Actively Replicated Transactional Systems
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Dealing with Interactive Transactions in a Byzantine Fault Tolerant STM
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OSARE: Opportunistic Speculation in Actively REplicated Transactional Systems
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