A Density-Delay Law for Stable Event-Driven State Progression in Open Distributed Systems
2026-03-31T08:52:27Z•d0b92736f75dfe4e917d63d6a1ac0756039b74b377592dfb6bffd545da76d515
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This feed contains multiple systems and applied-CS research results with emphasis on scalability, performance, and correctness across distributed systems, HPC, edge AI, storage/compression, and space-domain tooling. Key contributions include: (1) a density–delay law for event-driven exclusive state progression showing an inverse per-node proposal-rate scaling g(N)=O(1/N) under bounded propagation delay (with implications for difficulty-adjustment-style rate control); (2) a high-speed Local-Order-Preserving lossy compressor that preserves full local order and all critical points while running ⪢
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