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Notes on Majority Boolean Algebra

Giovanni De Micheli, Mathias Soeken, Pierre-Emmanuel Julien Marc Gaillardon, Luca Gaetano Amarù, Anupam Chattopadhyay

A Majority-Inverter Graph (MIG) is a homogeneous logic network, where each node represents the majority function. Recently, a logic optimization package based on the MIG data-structure, with 3-input majority node (M3) has been proposed [2], [30]. It is dem ...

IEEE2016

Enhancing Quality of Service metrics for high fan-in Node.js applications by optimising the network stack: Leveraging IX: The Dataplane Operating System

Fredrik Peter Lilkaer

This thesis investigates the feasibility of porting Node.js, a JavaScript web application framework and server, to IX, a dataplane operating system specifically developed to meet the needs of high performance microsecond-computing type of applications in a ...

2015

RAY: Integrating Rx and Async for Direct-Style Reactive Streams

Philipp Haller

Languages like F#, C#, and recently also Scala, provide “async” extensions which aim to make asynchronous programming easier by avoiding an inversion of control that is inherent in traditional callback-based programming models (for the purpose of this pape ...

2013

Scala.js: Type-Directed Interoperability with Dynamically Typed Languages

Sébastien Jean R Doeraene

Interoperability between statically typed and dynamically typed languages is increasingly important, as can be witnessed by the many statically typed languages targeting JavaScript. Interoperating with both the object-oriented and functional features of Ja ...

2013

Diffusion LMS with communication constraints

Ali H. Sayed

Diffusion LMS is a distributed algorithm that allows a network of nodes to solve estimation problems in a fully distributed manner by relying solely on local interactions. The algorithm consists of two steps: a consultation step whereby each node combines ...

IEEE2010

A Provably Starvation-Free Distributed Directory Protocol

Vincent Gramoli, Hagit Albo Attiya

This paper presents Combine, a distributed directory protocol for shared objects, designed for large-scale distributed systems. Directory protocols support move requests, allowing to write the object locally, as well as lookup requests, providing a read-on ...

Springer-Verlag2010

COMBINE: An Improved Directory-Based Consistency Protocol

Vincent Gramoli, Hagit Albo Attiya

This paper presents COMBINE, a directory-based consistency protocol for shared objects, designed for large-scale distributed systems with unreliable links. Directory-based consistency protocols support move requests, allowing to write the object locally, a ...

2010

Finite element model of primary recrystallization in polycrystalline aggregates using a level set framework

Roland Logé

The paper describes a robust finite element model of interface motion in media with multiple domains and junctions, as is the case in polycrystalline materials. The adopted level set framework describes each domain (grain) with a single level set function, ...

2009

Heterogeneous Gossip

Rachid Guerraoui, Anne-Marie Kermarrec, Maxime Monod, Davide Frey

Gossip-based information dissemination protocols are considered easy to deploy, scalable and resilient to network dynamics. Load-balancing is inherent in these protocols as the dissemination work is evenly spread among all nodes. Yet, large-scale distribut ...

2009

Scala actors: Unifying thread-based and event-based programming

Martin Odersky, Philipp Haller

There is an impedance mismatch between message-passing concurrency and virtual machines, such as the JVM. VMs usually map their threads to heavyweight OS processes. Without a lightweight process abstraction, users are often forced to write parts of concurr ...

2009

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