Time Synchronization in Distributed Systems is a methodological framework for coordinating the clocks of independent processes across spatially separated and autonomously operated computing nodes to ensure consistent and reliable temporal ordering of events despite variable network delays and clock drift.
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The flooding time synchronization protocol
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Self-stabilizing systems in spite of distributed control
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