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Byzantine-linearizable Single-Writer Multi-Reader Register in the GPU-Inspired Shared Memory Model
The construction of fault-tolerant atomic registers is a fundamental problem in distributed computing. GPUs, widely used in scientific computing and machine learning, face Byzantine thread behaviour, while their shared memory lacks access control, allowing any thread to modify shared objects. This r
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