A Serialization Graph Construction for Nested Transactions
Summary: Provides a serialization-graph proof technique for nested transactions enabling classical-style reasoning while proving the robust “user view” correctness. Applies it to verify Moss’s nested read/write-lock algorithm and a new undo-logging scheme, while making implicit classical-theory assumptions explicit. (summarized by gpt-5-mini on Feb 09 2026)
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- 1. Alan Fekete
- 2. Nancy Lynch
- 3. William E. Weihl
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| 1,642 | Transaction Synchronisation In Object Bases | 1988 | PODS | 0.00011044566 |
| 3,223 | The Impact of Recovery on Concurrency Control | 1989 | PODS | 7.349938e-05 |
| 5,957 | Nested Transactions and Read/Write Locking (Preliminary Report) | 1987 | PODS | 5.2564433e-05 |
| 9,629 | A Theory of Timestamp-Based Concurrency Control for Nested Transactions | 1988 | VLDB | 4.3139594e-05 |
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