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Tara2 Posted 5 years ago
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Unfold

Does 'unfold' mean 'happen' here? Or like unfolding a pocket?

The combination of the two steps is called a round. Note that we do not, in general, place restrictions on the amount of computation a process does in order to compute the values of its message-generation and state-transition functions. Also note that the model presented here is deterministic, in the sense that the message-generation function and the state-transition function are (single-valued) functions. Thus, given a particular collection of start states, the computation unfolds in a unique way.

Lynch's Distributed Algorithms

  

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Tara2 Does 'unfold' mean 'happen' here? Or like unfolding a pocket? I don't know what it means to unfold a pocket, but it's like "proceeds step by step".

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Tara2Does 'unfold' mean 'happen' here? Or like unfolding a pocket?

I don't know what it means to unfold a pocket, but it's like "proceeds step by step".

" develop, evolve" ( https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/unfold )

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Tara2Does 'unfold' mean 'happen' here?

Yes. unfolds, happens, proceeds, progresses, follows its course, moves ahead.

CJ

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