Lumiere enables optimal BFT consensus solutions in partial synchrony with 푂(푛2) worst-case communication complexity.
Abstract
The article discusses the challenges of Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) State Machine Replication (SMR) protocols in partial synchrony.
Lumiere protocol addresses issues of latency and communication complexity, achieving optimal results.
It combines techniques from LP22 and Fever protocols to ensure smooth optimistically responsive behavior.
Detailed explanation of the protocol's structure, synchronization methods, and success criteria is provided.
Lumiere aims to reduce worst-case communication complexity while maintaining responsiveness in distributed systems.
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BFT SMR protocols can achieve 푂(푛2) communication complexity after GST.
Lumiere maintains optimal worst-case communication complexity.
The protocol ensures linear latency in the face of actual faults.