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Resolution of Conflicts
Free Vector Clocks can effectively resolve conflicts in distributed systems by capturing causal relationships between events, ensuring system consistency and helping to decide the order of events.
Concurrency Management
They allow the detection of concurrent events, which is crucial for systems that need to handle multiple operations simultaneously without interference.
Decentralization
Free Vector Clocks do not depend on a central clock or server, which makes them particularly useful in decentralized systems where nodes must operate independently.
Efficiency
Once implemented, vector clocks provide a relatively efficient way to track causality without significant computational overhead compared to some other methods.

Space Complexity
The size of a vector clock grows with the number of processes in the system, leading to increased memory usage, which can become a limitation in systems with a large number of processes.
Complexity of Implementation
Implementing vector clocks correctly in a distributed system can be complex, as it requires proper management of vector states and timestamps.
Overhead in Communication
Sending vector clocks along with messages can introduce communication overhead, which might be a concern in high-latency or bandwidth-constrained environments.
Scalability Issues
As the system scales and more nodes are added, the size of the vector clock increases, potentially leading to scalability challenges in very large networks.