This document discusses and compares memory management systems in Windows and Linux. It covers topics like memory mapping, paging, protection, sharing memory between processes, and memory allocation strategies in both operating systems. It also analyzes the differences in how each OS distributes memory in the address space of processes.

2. ABSTRACT

3. TABLE OF CONTENT
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4. KEYWORDS

5. INTRODUCTION
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6. MEMORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Large Address Space
Protection

7. Memory Mapping
Fair Physical Memory Allocation
Shared Virtual Memory

8. Paging

9. COMPARISON
Hardware Abstraction Layer
Copy on write
Shadow paging

10. Memory mapped Files
Inter-Process Communication

11. Memory Management
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12. Linux

13. Distribution of Process Address Space
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15. Linux

16. CONCLUSION

17. REFERENCES
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