byzantine consensus algorithmic problems

Byzantine consensus algorithmic problems refer to a class of challenges in computer science and distributed systems where a group of nodes (or processes) must collectively agree on a common decision or value, even in the presence of faulty or malicious nodes that can intentionally provide incorrect information or act deceitfully. The objective of the algorithm is to ensure consensus among the non-faulty nodes, despite the potential presence of Byzantine faults.

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