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Dual frequency reflectarray cell using split-ring elements with RF MEMS switches

Julien Perruisseau-Carrier, Caner Güçlü

In this study, a dual frequency circularly polarized reconfigurable reflectarray (RA) cell with RF-MEMS switches is designed. RA combines the advantages of reflector-based and phased array antennas, providing a low-cost and high performance antenna array s ...

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Coalgèbres d'Alexander-Whitney

Théophile Naïto

The goal of this work is to study Alexander-Whitney coalgebras (first defined in [HPST06]) from a topological point of view. An Alexander-Whitney coalgebra is a coassociative chain coalgebra over Z with an extra algebraic structure : the comultiplication m ...

EPFL2009

Analysis and Design of Biological Circuits and Systems

Systems and synthetic biology are two emerging disciplines that hold promise to revolutionize our understanding of biological systems and to herald a new era of programmable hardware, respectively. Mathematical abstraction and today's abundance of quantita ...

IEEE2009

High Throughput Total Order Broadcast for Cluster Environments

Rachid Guerraoui, Bastian Pochon, Ron Levy

Total order broadcast is a fundamental communication primitive that plays a central role in bringing cheap software-based high availability to a wide array of services. This paper studies the practical performance of such a primitive on a cluster of homoge ...

2006

Distributed processing over adaptive networks

Ali H. Sayed

Distributed adaptive algorithms are proposed based on incremental and diffusion strategies. Adaptation rules that are suitable for ring topologies and general topologies are described. Both distributed LMS and RLS implementations are considered in order to ...

2006

A Topological Treatment of Early-Deciding Set-Agreement

Rachid Guerraoui, Bastian Pochon

This paper considers the k-set-agreement problem in a synchronous message passing distributed system where up to t processes can fail by crashing. We determine the number of communication rounds needed for all correct processes to reach a decision in a giv ...

2006

Bayesian Programming for Topological Global Localization with Fingerprints

Roland Siegwart, Adriana Tapus

This paper presents a localization algorithm for indoor environments. The environmental model is topological and the approach describes how a multimodal perception increases the reliability for the topological localization problem for mobile robots, by usi ...

2004

Topological Analysis of Robotic N-Wheeled Ground Vehicles

Roland Siegwart, Michel Lauria

Robotic ground vehicles are systems that use gravity and contact forces with the ground to perform motion. In this paper we will focus on n-wheeled vehicles able to perform motion with all the wheels maintaining contact at the same time. The main goal of t ...

2003

Hybrid Simultaneous Localization and Map Building: Closing the Loop with Multi-Hypotheses Tracking

Roland Siegwart, Nicola Tomatis

In this paper simultaneous localization and map building is performed with a hybrid, metric - topological, approach. A global topological map connects local metric maps, allowing a compact environment model, which does not require global metric consistency ...

2002

Continuous bounded cohomology and applications to rigidity theory

Nicolas Monod

The central theme of this paper is a product formula for (continuous) bounded cohomology, and more specifically its applications to rigidity theory for lattices — both in Lie/algebraic groups and more general topological groups. A more condensed exposition ...

2002