Deus ex machina: A Deus-Object: Approving Genuine Imitation of Itself

Eli Gafni

Eli Gafni received his BA from the Technion Israel in 1972, his MSc from the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign in 1979, and his PhD from the MIT in 1982, all in Electrical Engineering. He’s been professor of Computer Science at UCLA since 1982.

Deus ex machina: A Deus-Object: Approving Genuine Imitation of Itself

Eli Gafni

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E. Gafni

Événements

High Throughput Connectomics

Challenges in Population Protocols

There Is Life in 1-Consensus

Living Without Consensus

Byzantine Agreement, an Old Problem in a New World

Are Blockchains a Challenge for Distributed Computing?

Deus ex machina: A Deus-Object: Approving Genuine Imitation of Itself

25 Years of Topological Perspective on Distributed Computing

Systematic Design of Adequately Consistent Distributed Systems?

Distributed Network Computing

New Models for Distributed Computing

Thoughts on Informatics and Distributed Computing

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