Rida A. Bazzi
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- Rida Bazzi and Yin Ding, "Non-Skipping Timestamps for Byzantine Data Storage Systems," Distributed Computing, 18th international Conference (DISC04), (October 2004).Google Scholar
- J-P. Martin and L. Alvisi and M. Dahlin, "Minimal Byzantine Storage," Distributed Computing, 16th international Conference, DISC 2002,: page 311--325. Google ScholarDigital Library
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- Brief announcement: wait-free implementation of multiple-writers/multiple-readers atomic byzantine data storage systems
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