Fast BFT SMR: limits of resilience and recovery
Fast BFT SMR under Byzantine faults: why n ≥ 5f + 1 is optimal, how recovery works, and what trade-off n ≥ 7f + 1 simplifies
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Fast BFT SMR under Byzantine faults: why n ≥ 5f + 1 is optimal, how recovery works, and what trade-off n ≥ 7f + 1 simplifies
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