Abstract Consider a set of processors that can communicate with each other. But, in a huge system, we may expect a few processors to fail in each round.
Dynamic faults make diagnosis substantially more difficult.
In our dynamic fault model all processors are initially good, at most t fail per round, and s may be repaired per round. The work above is joint with Will Hurwood. We will also sketch joint work with Bin Fu on diagnosing intermittent faults. The Capital Area Theory Symposia is an NSF sponsored series of symposia in theoretical computer science bringing computer scientists from around the world to the Capital area.