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Causally-Ordered Message Delivery Protocol for Mobile Agent Groups

Agent group communication is one of the most important functionalities that should be reconsidered for highly dynamic and large-scale distributed agent systems. Although previous researches on this topic have actively been performed, there is little research work that addresses the various important issues or properties such as reliability, scalability, causal order and so on harmoniously due to their respective limitations. In this paper, we introduce our novel work that have already been done to achieve the goal mentioned above, and compare it with the existing ones in detail.