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Simulation by circular embedding method of max-stable random fields

Nathalie Pellet

Theory of random fields or random processes is presented with an emphasis on the possible choices of correlation functions. Then two methods for generating Gaussian random fields in Rd are presented. The first method is a direct one but does not work for a ...

2009

A level set simulation for ordering of quantum dots via cleaved-edge overgrowth

Anna Fontcuberta i Morral, Emanuele Uccelli

Cleaved-edge overgrowth (CEO) is a promising technique to obtain ordered arrays of quantum dots, where the size and position of the dots can be controlled very well. We present level set simulations for CEO. Our simulations illustrate how the quality of th ...

American Institute of Physics2009

Cadyts a free calibration tool for dynamic traffic simulations

Gunnar Flötteröd

This article reports on the realization and on first applications of the Cadyts (Calibration of dynamic traffic simulations) calibration tool. The presented first version of Cadyts calibrates disaggregate demand models of dynamic traffic assignment simulat ...

2009

Cadyts - a free calibration tool for dynamic traffic simulations

Gunnar Flötteröd

2009

Development of a Microsurgery Training System

Hannes Bleuler, Etienne Burdet, Fei Wang

Surgeons require significant training to acquire sufficient dexterity and hand-eye coordination to manipulate objects skilfully under the microscope. This paper presents a computer-based real-time simulation of microsurgery as well as the hardware setup. I ...

IEEE2008

Development of a Microsurgery Training System

Hannes Bleuler, Etienne Burdet, Fei Wang

Surgeons require significant training to acquire sufficient dexterity and hand-eye coordination to manipulate objects skillfully under the microscope. This paper presents a computer-based real-time simulation of microsurgery as well as the hardware setup. ...

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Biased liquid crystal photonic bandgap fiber

Jan Sickmann Hesthaven

We simulate the director structure of all capillaries in a biased photonic crystal fiber infiltrated with liquid crystals. Various mode simulations for different capillaries show the necessity to consider the entire structure. ...

IEEE2008

Biased liquid crystal photonic bandgap fiber

Jan Sickmann Hesthaven

2008

Compact Modeling of Suspended Gate FET

Mihai Adrian Ionescu, Michel Declercq, Dimitrios Tsamados, Yogesh Singh Chauhan, Nicolas Abelé, Christoph Eggimann

For the first time, a compact model for suspended gate (SG) FET valid for entire bias range is proposed. The model is capable of simulating both pull-in and pull-out effects, which are the two important phenomena of this device. A novel hybrid numerical si ...

2008

Crowds of Moving Objects: Navigation Planning and Simulation

Daniel Thalmann, Helena Stephanie Grillon Le Gallennec

This paper presents a solution to interactive navigation planning and real-time simulation of a very large number of entities moving in a virtual environment. From the environment geometry analysis, we deduce a structure called navigation graph, which is t ...

2007