Fault detection and identification for reliable large-scale computing

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In the letter, the analysis of a new technique for fault-tolerant computing is presented. This technique is applicable to systems with a large number of modules which require the simultaneous and reliable execution of multiple jobs.

Inspec keywords: redundancy; fault tolerant computing; multiprogramming

Other keywords: reliable large-scale computing; modules; identification; multiple jobs; modular redundancy; fault-tolerant computing; fault detection

Subjects: Other aspects of analogue and digital computers

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