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Time Semantics and Liveness Artifacts in Adversarial Consensus Simulation
Adversarial consensus simulators require not only a model of message delivery but also a model of time. For timeout-sensitive protocols, coupling protocol-time progression to scheduler activity can allow communication scheduling to influence when failure detectors expire. We study this interaction
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