From Weakly-terminating Binary Agreement and Reliable Broadcast to Atomic Broadcast

05/12/2022
by   Andreas Fackler, et al.
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We present a novel and simple solution to Atomic Broadcast (AB). We reduce AB to two subproblems. One of them is Reliable Broadcast (RB). We also introduce a subproblem we call Weakly-terminating Binary Agreement (WBA). WBA relaxes Binary Agreement (BA) protocols by not always terminating. WBA admits much simpler solutions than BA. We discuss concrete solutions to RB and WBA. We prove safety, liveness, and censorship resilience of our new AB protocol.

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