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Idempotency and Concurrent Requests
Repeated and concurrent order requests must preserve accepted outcomes without duplicate work. Compare canonical request identity, allowed race outcomes, stored facts, and outgoing effects.

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Behavior when operations overlap and contend for shared state or resources. Verification considers allowed outcomes, arbitration, duplicate effects, and the schedules a particular arrangement actually exercises.
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Repeated and concurrent order requests must preserve accepted outcomes without duplicate work. Compare canonical request identity, allowed race outcomes, stored facts, and outgoing effects.

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Data parallelism distributes compute-bound work across cores. Prime-counting examples compare PLINQ, Parallel.For, thread-local state, partitioning, and measured timings.

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Create a BusinessModule in HttpApplication.Init to reuse it across requests. The proposed ASP.NET design relies on application-instance ownership and stateless business layers.