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| In order to notify the removal of a tuple, TOTAM sends an antituple for the removed tuple. For every tuple there is (conceptually) a unique antituple with the same format and content, but with a different sign. All tuples injected by an application have positive sign while their antituples have a negative sign. Whenever a tuple and its antituple are stored in the same tuple space, they immediately annihilate one another, i.e. they both get removed from the tuple space. By means of antituples, TOTAM can “unsend” tuples injected to the network. | In order to notify the removal of a tuple, TOTAM sends an antituple for the removed tuple. For every tuple there is (conceptually) a unique antituple with the same format and content, but with a different sign. All tuples injected by an application have positive sign while their antituples have a negative sign. Whenever a tuple and its antituple are stored in the same tuple space, they immediately annihilate one another, i.e. they both get removed from the tuple space. By means of antituples, TOTAM can “unsend” tuples injected to the network. | ||
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| - | Note: The paper above and this webpage may have differ in the syntax for TOTAM. This webpage has been updated to fit the current implementation of TOTAM. | + | < |
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uf/totam.txt · Last modified: 2021/09/24 10:49 by elisag
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