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A selection of aspects of the theory of bounded cohomology is presented. The emphasis is on questions motivating the use of that theory as well as on some concrete issues sugested by its study. Specific topics include rigidity, bounds on characteristic cla ...
In this paper we investigate three classes of linear codes arising from elliptic curves and compute their minimal distance using implicity the structure of the group of rational points of the curves. ...
We calculate the average throughput benefit that network coding can offer as compared to routing for different classes of multicast configurations over directed graphs. The averaging is over the throughput each individual receiver experiences. For the case ...
We show how Metropolis light transport can be extended both in the underlying theoretical framework and the algorithmic implementation to incorporate volumetric scattering. We present a generalization of the path integral formulation that handles anisotrop ...
A review. The interplay between carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins dets. the stability and flexibility as well as the adhesive and responsive features of the surfaces of all cells. The mol. understanding of the interactions among and between the different ...
We propose a novel approach to point matching under large viewpoint and illumination changes that is suitable for accurate object pose estimation at a much lower computational cost than state-of-the-art methods. Most of these methods rely either on using a ...
In this work we study the oriented Chow groups. These groups were defined by J. Barge et F. Morel in order to understand when a projective module P of top rank over a ring A has a free factor of rank one, i.e is isomorphic to Q ⊕ A. We show first that thes ...
In earlier work, we proposed treating wide baseline matching of feature points as a classification problem, in which each class corresponds to the set of all possible views of such a point. We used a K-mean plus Nearest Neighbor classifier to validate our ...
Oligomers with well-defined chain lengths are of interest as foldamers, are important as model compounds for high-molecular-weight polymers and find application in electrooptic and sensory devices. This account presents an overview of the strategies that a ...
