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In this paper, we study the self-stabilizing leader election (SSLE) problem in population protocols. We construct a non-deterministic population protocol that can solve SSLE on directed rings of all sizes. Our algorithm uses a constant number of states and can be converted to a deterministic population protocol on undirected rings using previous techniques [8]. Furthermore, we extend our algorithm to perform SSLE on directed and undirected tori of arbitrary sizes.
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