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....it is helpful to compose applications out of atomic activities called A preliminary version of this paper appeared in the Proceedings of the European Conference on Object Oriented Programming LNCS 821, Springer Verlag 1994; Under the title Atomic Object Composition . transactions [8, 13, 17]. Atomicity (in the sense of [28] means that incomplete transactions appear as having no effects, and complete transactions appear as executing sequentially according to a Serialization Order (SO) determined by some Global Serialization Protocol (GSP) A worthwhile approach to achieve ....
....or a reply to an invocation. Each event involves exactly one transaction and one object. For our purpose (i.e. to define o Gammaatomicity) we consider histories that contain only terminated transactions. We assume that a transaction is not allowed to commit at some objects and abort at others [13]; a transaction waiting for a reply (pending transaction) cannot commit; and a transaction cannot invoke 2 Nested transactions in the sense of [21, 11] are not considered here. 3 We will also say that the transaction invokes the object. 4 These operations are assumed to be provided by the ....
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....The author gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the Volkswagen Stiftung during his stay at the Mathematischen Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach under the Research in Pairs program. This paper was partly inspired by a conversation with the late George Boolos and a reading of Moschovakis [1994]. The author would like to express his gratitude to Burton Dreben for his careful reading and numerous suggestions for improvement. 1 See Kanamori [1996] for the mathematical development of set theory from Cantor to Cohen. c # 1997, Association for Symbolic Logic 1079 8986 97 0303 0001 4.10 ....
....his widest category of term proof that there is no greatest number is valid. The solution of the puzzle is complicated and depends upon the theory of types, which is explained in Principia Mathematica, Vol. 1 (Camb. Univ. Press, 1910) 16 See Russell [1993, p. 195] 17 As emphasized by Gray [1994], Cantor [1874] similarly established first a positive result, that for any countable sequence of real numbers there is a real number not in the sequence, and only then drew the conclusion that the reals are uncountable. Cantor s main purpose in [1874] was actually to show that the algebraic real ....
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