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Rajkumar, R., Synchronization in real-time systems: a priority inheritance approach, Boston, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1991. Google
10 ;;Quote: rate-monotonic scheduling assigns higher priority to short tasks; achieves 69% utilization for high-priority periodic tasks and more for lower priority tasks
16 ;;Quote: a priority inheritance protocol executes critical sections at the highest priority level of all blocked jobs; prevents priority inversion
25 ;;Quote: the priority ceiling protocol is a priority inheritance protocol that avoids both multiple blocking and deadlocks; good performance
117 ;;Quote: the priority ceiling protocol may be extended to distributed systems
140 ;;Quote: the priority ceiling protocol may be extended to real-time databases with transactions; allows schedule analysis and temporally consistent views
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