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Fabrication of single crystal CuGaS2 nanorods by X-ray irradiation

Giorgio Margaritondo

CuGaS2 nanorods were synthesized by irradiating the precursor solution with intense X-rays. The products are single crystal nanorods with preferential [220] growth and a uniform size distribution. We also report on the photoresponse of drop-cast films of t ...

2011

Experimental characterization of the distribution of collagen fiber recruitment

Nikolaos Stergiopoulos, Sylvain Roy, Christophe Boss

The passive biomechanical behavior of blood vessels is generally modeled by a parallel arrangement of elastin and collagen, with collagen recruitment depending on vessel strain. We experimentally determined the collagen recruitment distribution using confo ...

2010

Using an exponential power model for Wyner-Ziv video coding

Thomas Maugey

The Laplacian model is the standard distribution for correlation noise estimation at the turbodecoder in Wyner-Ziv coding schemes. In practice, this hypothesis is not always satisfied and, regularly, the estimated model sensibly differs from the error dist ...

2010

Power Law and Exponential Decay of Intercontact Times between Mobile Devices

Jean-Yves Le Boudec, Milan Vojnovic

We examine the fundamental properties that determine the basic performance metrics for opportunistic communications. We first consider the distribution of intercontact times between mobile devices. Using a diverse set of measured mobility traces, we find a ...

2010

Benford's Law and Its Application to Lightning Data

Marcos Rubinstein, Wolfgang Schulz, Pooyan Manoochehrnia

Benford's law applies to a wide variety of natural and man-made datasets and it has been successfully applied to test the integrity of data and to detect possible fraud and anomalous results in economy, politics, and management studies. In this paper, we i ...

2010

Dynamic network loading: a differentiable model that derives link state distributions

Michel Bierlaire, Gunnar Flötteröd, Carolina Osorio Pizano

We present a dynamic network loading model that yields queue length distributions, accounts for spillbacks, and maintains a differentiable mapping from the dynamic demand on the dynamic queue lengths. The approach builds upon an existing stationary queuein ...

2010

4th International Conference on Construction Materials

The resistance as well as strain hardening and softening properties of UHPFRC depend on the type of matrix and mainly on the fibre dosage and final distribution and orientation in the element. The strength and deformability distribution in a thin UHPFRC pa ...

Japan Concrete Institute (JCI) Japan Society of Civil engineers (JSCE) Canadian society for Civil engineering (CSCE) ConMat'092009

STRENGTH AND DEFORMABILITY DISTRIBUTION IN UHPFRC PANELS

Eugen Brühwiler, Emmanuel Denarié, Cornelius Oesterlee

The resistance as well as strain hardening and softening properties of UHPFRC depend on the type of matrix and mainly on the initial fibre dosage and final fibre distribution and orientation in the cast element. According to the final fibre distribution an ...

Japan concrete Institute2009

Statistical analysis of clusters of extreme events

Mária Süveges

The thesis is a contribution to extreme-value statistics, more precisely to the estimation of clustering characteristics of extreme values. One summary measure of the tendency to form groups is the inverse average cluster size. In extreme-value context, th ...

EPFL2009

Growth-interruption-induced low-density InAs quantum dots on GaAs

Blandine Alloing

We investigate the use of growth interruption to obtain low-density InAs quantum dots (QDs) on GaAs. The process was realized by Ostwald-type ripening of a thin InAs layer. It was found that the optical properties of the QDs as a function of growth interru ...

American Institute of Physics2008