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most citedCerberus: Minimalistic Multi-shard Byzantine-resilient Transaction Processing

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cs.DB2022

On the Correctness of Speculative Consensus

Jelle Hellings, Suyash Gupta, Sajjad Rahnama +1

The introduction of Bitcoin fueled the development of blockchain-based resilient data management systems that are resilient against failures, enable federated data management, and…

cs.DB2021

Byzantine Cluster-Sending in Expected Constant Communication

Jelle Hellings, Mohammad Sadoghi

Traditional resilient systems operate on fully-replicated fault-tolerant clusters, which limits their scalability and performance. One way to make the step towards resilient high-p…

cs.DB2020

ResilientDB: Global Scale Resilient Blockchain Fabric

Suyash Gupta, Sajjad Rahnama, Jelle Hellings +1

Recent developments in blockchain technology have inspired innovative new designs in resilient distributed and database systems. At their core, these blockchain applications typica…

cs.DB2019

Proof-of-Execution: Reaching Consensus through Fault-Tolerant Speculation

Suyash Gupta, Jelle Hellings, Sajjad Rahnama +1

Multi-party data management and blockchain systems require data sharing among participants. To provide resilient and consistent data sharing, transactions engines rely on Byzantine…

cs.DB2019

RCC: Resilient Concurrent Consensus for High-Throughput Secure Transaction Processing

Suyash Gupta, Jelle Hellings, Mohammad Sadoghi

Recently, we saw the emergence of consensus-based database systems that promise resilience against failures, strong data provenance, and federated data management. Typically, these…

cs.DB2018

Comparing Downward Fragments of the Relational Calculus with Transitive Closure on Trees

Jelle Hellings, Marc Gyssens, Yuqing Wu +4

Motivated by the continuing interest in the tree data model, we study the expressive power of downward navigational query languages on trees and chains. Basic navigational queries…