Deletion of Deadlock and starvation

Comment: To Multithreading (software)#Multithreading. This is neither a pattern (such as thread pool) nor a type of parallel programming technique, it's a description of what happens when two processes (or threads) lock on an event or semaphore/critical section/mutex while trying to leave a wait state. It's not that the concept is not important (the differentiation between the two terms is), but it's just a  an aspect of a larger topic. I'll also note that "as we shall show in chapter 7" might be indicative of a copyvio from somewhere, and since the "source" is the Mongol Wikipedia (not Russian), maybe it's a book in Mongol. Basically this is , assuming again it's not a copyvio. This is the most plausible redirect I can offer... if someone would prefer some parallel computing topic I'm all for that too
Stance: merge
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:OR)