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Abstract: MultiChord is a new variant of the Chord namespace management algorithm [7] that includes lightweight mechanisms for accommodating a limited rate of change, specifically, process joins and failures. This paper describes the algorithm formally and evaluates its performance, using both simulation and analysis. Our main result is that lookups are provably correct---that is, each lookup returns results that are consistent with a hypothetical ideal system that differs from the actual system only ... (Update)

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@misc{ berkeley-nancy,
  author = "Mit Uc Berkeley",
  title = "Nancy Lynch Ion Stoica",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/736605.html" }
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