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FTCS-19
The Nineteenth Annual International Symposium on Fault-Tolerant Computing

Chicago, Illinois

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Some Related Problems in Architecture and Fault-Tolerance: Exception Detection, Recovery, and Security
E.S. Davidson; pg.2


The Fault Tolerance Approach of the Advanced Architecture On-Board Processor
M.J. Iacoponi and D.K Vail; pg.6


Dependable Onboard Computer Systems with a New Method - Stepwise Negotiating Voting
N. Kanekawa, H. Maejima, H. Kato and H. Ihara; pg. 13


Use of a Functional Programming Model in Fault Tolerant Parallel Processing
R. Harper, G. Nagle and M.A. Serrano; pg.20


An Economical Scan Design for Sequential Logic Test Generation
K.T. Cheng and V.D.Agrawal; pg.28


Row/Column Pattern Sensitive Fault Detection in RAMs via Built-In Self-Test
M. Franklin, K.K. Saluja and K Kinoshita; pg.36


Advanced Automatic Test Pattern Generation Techniques for Path Delay Faults
M.H. Schulz, K. Fuchs and F. Fink; pg.44


On Self-Diagnosable Multiprocessor Systems: Diagnosis by the Comparison Approach
A. Sengupta and A.T. Dahbura; pg.54


Fault Diagnosis for Sparsely Interconnected Multiprocessor Systems
D.M. Blough, G.F. Sullivan and G.M. Masson; pg.62


Distributed Syndrome Decoding for Regular Interconnected Structures
A.K. Somani and V.K Agarwal; pg.70


Fault-Tolerance in a High-Speed 2D Convolver/Correlator: Starloc
L.M. Napolitano,Jr., D.D. Andaleon, K.R Berry, P.R. Bryson,S.R Klapp, J.E. Leeper and G.R. Redinbo; pg.80


Imperfectly Connected 2-D Arrays for Image Processing
J.A. Trotter and W.R Moore; pg.88


Comprehensive Evaluation of a Two-Dimensional Configurable Array
O. Menzilcioglu, H.T. Kung and S.W. Song; pg.93


Easily Testable PLA-Based Finite State Machines
S. Devadas, H.K.T. Ma and A.R Newton; pg.102


The Design of Random-Testable Sequential Circuits
H.J. Wunderlich; pg.110

BALLAST: A Methodology for Partial Scan Design
R Gupta, R Gupta and M.A. Breuer; pg.118


Design of Fault-Tolerant Clocks with Realistic Failure Assumptions
N. Vasanthavada, P. Thambidurai and P.N. Marinos; pg.128


A Fast Timing Verification Method Based on the Independence of Units
T. Yoneda, K. Nakade and Y. Tohma; pg.134


Clock Synchronization in MAFT
P. Thambidurai, A.M. Finn, R.M. Kieckhafer and C.J. Walter; pg.142


Ultrahigh Reliability Estimates for Systems Exhibiting Globally Time-Dependent Failure Processes
R.Geist, M. Smotherman and M. Brown

Evaluation of Fault-Tolerant Systems with Nonhomogeneous Workloads
B.E. Aupperle, J.F. Meyer and L. Wei; pg.159

Modeling of Fault-Tolerant Techniques in Hierarchical Systems
Y.B. Shieh, D. Ghosal and S.K Tripathi; pg.167

Performability of a Token Bus Network under Transient Fault Conditions
J.F. Meyer, K.H. Muralidhar and W.H. Sanders; pg.175

Using Passive Replicates in Delta-4 to Provide Dependable Distributed Computing
N.A. Speirs and P.A. Barrett; pg.184


Distance Agreement Protocols
K. Echtle; pg.191


A Design for a Fault-Tolerant, Distributed Implementation of Linda
A. Xu and B. Liskov; pg.199


Some New EC/AUED Codes
J. Bruck and M. Blaum; pg.208


Unidirectional 9-bit Byte Error Detecting Codes for Computer Memory Systems
L.A. Dunning, G. Dial and M. Varanasi; pg.216

Byte Unidirectional Error Correcting Codes
B. Bose; pg.222


Design of Efficient Balanced Codes
S Al-Bassam and B. Bose; pg.229

Defects and Reliability Analysis of Large Software Systems: Field Experience
Y. Levendel; pg.238

Fault Tolerant Multiprocessor for Digital Switching Systems
T. Yamada and S. Ogawa; pg.245

F-T in Telecommunications Networks: State, Perspectives, Trends
M. Morganti; pg.253

Reliable Design of High-Speed Cache and Control Store Memories
R.W. Horst; pg.259

A System for Supporting Multi-Language Versions for Software Fault Tolerance
J.M. Purtilo and P. Jalote; pg.268


Fault Identification in Robust Data Structures
A. Ravichandran and K. Kant; pg.275

Formal Verification of Programs with Exceptions
J.C. Bolot and P. Jalote; pg.283

Pseudo-Exhaustive Test and Segmentation: Formal Definitions and Extended Fault Coverage Results
J.G. Udell,Jr. and E.J. McCluskey

Computations over Finite Monoids and Their Test Complexity B. Becker and U. Sparmann; pg.299

A New Approach of Test Confidence Estimation
M. Jacomino and R. David; pg.307










..........................................................Interconnection Networks
..........................................................Chair M. Dal-Cin
..........................................................Estimation of Maximmm Currents for Fault Tolerant Design of Power Distnbution Systems
..........................................................in Integrated Circuits 316
..........................................................S. Chowdhury
..........................................................A Proposal for a Fault-Tolerant Binary Hypercube Architecture 323
..........................................................S-C Chad and A.L. Liestrnan
..........................................................Message Routing in HARTS with Faulty Components 331
..........................................................A. Olson and KG. Shin

..........................................................Fault In jection Experiments
..........................................................Chair: J. Goldberg
..........................................................Evaluation of Error Detection Schemes Using Fault Injection by Heavy-Ion Radiation 340

JU. Gunneflo, J. Karlsson and J. Torin

..........................................................Fault Injection for Dependability Validation of Fault-Tolerant Computing Systems 348
..........................................................J. Arlat, ~ Crouzet and J-C Lapric
..........................................................Understanding Large System Failures - A Fault Injection Experiment 356
..........................................................R Chillarege and ITS. Bowen
..........................................................Real Time Issues
..........................................................Chair: A. van Tilborg
..........................................................Workload Redistribution for Fault-Tolerance in a Hard Real-Time
..........................................................Distributed Computing System 366
..........................................................S. Balaji L. Jenkins, L.Al. Patnaik and P.S. Goel
..........................................................ModeHing Correlated Transient Failures in Fault-Tolerant Systems 374
..........................................................CM. Krishna and A.D. Singh

Optimal Control of Latent Fault Accumulation ; 382
MA. Iacoponi
Selt-Checking
Chair: G. Metze

..........................................................A Strongly Fault-Secwe and Strongly Code-Disjoint Realization of Combinational Circuits 390
..........................................................T. Nanya and M. Uchida
..........................................................A Generalized Theory of Fail-Safe Systems 398
..........................................................M. Nicolaidis, S. Noraz and B. Courtois
..........................................................Fault Detection in CVS Parity Trees: Application to SSC CVS Parity and Two-Rail Checkers 407
..........................................................N.K Jha
..........................................................Panel: Computer-Aided Design of Dependable Mission Critical Systems
..........................................................CoChairs: R.K. Iyer and W. Bryant
..........................................................Predictably Dependable Computing Systems 416
..........................................................B. Randell
..........................................................Techniques for Facilitating the Design of Fault Tolerant Systems 417
..........................................................J.B. Dugan
..........................................................Simulation of the JPL Mark-m Hypercube 418
..........................................................J. Peterson

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..........................................................Automadng Missionridcal Computing Systems Development 418

IWL Hcuncrdin~cr

............................................Advanced Information Processing System Avionics Design Methodology ; 419
............................................AH. Gala
............................................Panel: Expert Systems for Diagnosis and Diagnostics

IChair A.T. Dahbura

~ TERESA: An Expert System for Automatic Switched Services Maintenance 422

iP.H. Callahan

..........................................................Al Technology for On-Line Fault Tesdag and Localizadon 422

IN. Ramada

..........................................................An Expert System for Diagnosis of Local Area Networks 423
..........................................................M. Randimaicr
..........................................................Diagnosing Problems in On-Line Computing Systems 424
..........................................................KR ~lilliten

~Concurrent Checking
IChair: H. Kopetz

..........................................................Control-Plow Checking Using Watchdog Assists and Extended-Precision Checksums 428
..........................................................N.R Saxena and EJ. McChtsicy
..........................................................A Study of Time-Redundant Fault Tolerance Techniques
..........................................................for High-Performance Pipelined Computers 436
..........................................................G.S. Sohi M. Franklin and KK Salup
..........................................................A Theoretical Investigation of Generalized Voters for Redundant Systems 444
..........................................................P.R Lor~zak A.K Caglayan and D.E. Eckhardt

~Atomic Actions
IChair: R. Campbell

Replication within Atomic Actions and Conversations: A Case Study
in Pault-Tolerance Dually ................................4S4
L V. lKancini and S.K Shrivastava
i CHAOS: SuFqnart for Real-Tine Atomic Transactions ......462

IA. Gheith and K Schwan

..........................................................Language Constructs for Tuned Atomic Commitment 470
..........................................................S. D - Don, I. Lee and V. Wolfe

..........................................................Reicontlguration
..........................................................Chair: T. Kikuno
..........................................................Neural Computing for Built-In Self-Repair of Embedded Memory Arrays 480
..........................................................P. Maa~mder and J-S. Oh
..........................................................Bi-Level Reconfigurations of Fault Tolerant Arrays in Bi-Modal Computational Environments 488
..........................................................RG. Mclhem
..........................................................An Automorphic Approach to the Design of Fault-Tolerant Multiprocessors 496
..........................................................S. Dutt and J.P. Hayes
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Recovery
Chair B. Randell

..........................................................On the Provision of Baclcward Error Recovery in Production Programming T languages 506
..........................................................S.T. Gregory and J.C Knight
..........................................................Hardware Assisted Recovery from Transient Errors in Redundant Processing Systems 512
..........................................................SO. Adams
..........................................................Recoverable Distributed Shared Virtual Memory Memory Coherence and Storage Structures 520
..........................................................K-L. mu and W.K Fuchs
..........................................................M odeling4Evaluation II
..........................................................Or: J.C. Laprie
..........................................................An An~tic~ Model for Computing Hypercube Availability . S30
..........................................................C.R Das and J. Kim
..........................................................Fad-Softacss Evaluation in Multiple-Bus LAXER Computer Networks . S38
..........................................................V.V. Marker and J.G. Kuhl
..........................................................Detaded Modeling of Fault-Tolerant Processor Arrays . S4s
..........................................................N. Lopez-Benitez and J.A.B. Fortes

..........................................................Diagnosis II
..........................................................Chair G. Masson
..........................................................Characterization and Design of Sequentially t-Diagnosable Systems . sS4
..........................................................S. Huang, J. Xu and T. Then
..........................................................Probabilistic Diagnosis of Multiprocessor Systems with Arbitrary Connectivity 560
..........................................................D. Fussell and S. Rangarajan
..........................................................Reliability Analysis and Comparison of Two Fail-op/Fail-op/Fail-safe Architectures 566
..........................................................A.K Somani and T.R. Sarnaik

..........................................................Author Index 574

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