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Misra Haas Deadlock Detection Algorithm By Purva Gawde For Advanced Operating Systems Instructor Mikhail Nesterenko Overview Introduction Objective Experimental setup Results Conclusion. M CHANDY The University of Texas at Austin In this paper it is shown how the DijkstraScholten scheme for termination detection in a diffusing computation can be adapted to detect termination or deadlock in a network of communicating sequential proce MANI CHANDY University of Texas at Austin and LESLIE LAMPORT Stanford Research Institute This paper presents an algorithm by which a process in a distributed system determines a global state of the system during a computation Many problems in distri Rajesh K.Chandy is Assistant Professor of Marketing, Carlson School ofManagement, University of Minnesota.Gerard J.Tellis is Jerry and NancyNeely Professor of Marketing, Marshall School of Business, U MANI CHANDY and University of Texas and LAURA M. HAAS MISRA Distributed deadlock models are presented for resource and communication deadlocks. Simple distributed algorithms for detection of these d Problem. definition. Chandy and Misra solution. extension to drinking philosophers. Definition. extension to mutual exclusion. arbitrary topology . each philosopher (process) proceeds. through the following cycle.