Fault-tolerant continuous flow systems modelling

Modelling Fault-Tolerant Systems using BDI Agents

A number of mechanisms for providing fault tolerance in distributed systems have been proposed for the traditional paradigms of system development. As Agent-Oriented Programming (AOP) becomes a more attractive model for distributed system construction, new possibilities of designing more flexible dependable systems are foreseen. Therefore, fault-tolerant mechanisms should be defined so that dep...

The Xilinx Isolation Design Flow for Fault-Tolerant Systems

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Fault-tolerant Distributed Systems

Distributed systems have two key advantages: they increase the quality of our interaction with computers and the quantity of resources available to us. The quality increases as components of a distributed system hide failures from users and render a service more reliable (safer from loss) andmore available (less downtime). Increases in quantity, such as computational power and storage capacity,...

Fault-Tolerant Dynamic Systems

Modular redundancy (system replication) and other traditional techniques for fault tolerance in dynamic systems are expensive, and rely heavily — particularly in the case of systems operating over extended time horizons — on the assumption that the error-correcting mechanism (e.g., voting) is fault-free. Herein, we construct redundant dynamic systems in a way that achieves tolerance to transien...

Fault Tolerant Systems