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For more background on a few of the topics discussed in this chapter, begin a search with these terms: False Deadlock Detection Starvation and Livelock Detection Distributed Deadlock Detection Deadlock Resolution Algorithms Operating System Freeze Exercises Research Topics In Chapter 3 we introduced the problem of thrashing. Research current literature to investigate the role of deadlock and any resulting thrashing. Discuss how you would begin to quantify the cost to the system (in terms of throughput and performance) of deadlock-caused thrashing. Cite your sources. Research the problem of livelock in a networked environment. Describe how its consequences differ from those of deadlock, and give a real-life example of the problem that's not mentioned in this chapter. Identify at least two different methods the operating system could use to detect and resolve livelock. Cite your sources. Exercises 1. For each of these conditions- deadlock, race, and starvation - give at least two " real life" examples (not related to a computer system environment) of each of these concepts. Then give your own opinion on how each of these six conditions can be resolved. Given the ice cream sundae example from the beginning of this chapter, identify which elements of the deadlock represent the four necessary conditions for this deadlock