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Optimal Operation of Batch Processes with Multiple Inputs and Constraints

Optimal Operation of Batch Processes with Multiple Inputs and Constraints B. Srinivasan, S. Palanki, and D. Bonvin Optimal operation of batch processes has become increasingly important in recent years in the face of increased competition and also due to t ...

2001

Evolutive Prototyping of Heterogeneous Distributed Systems Using Hierarchical Algebraic Petri Nets

This paper presents several extensions to a new evolutive prototyping process, called object-oriented mixed prototyping. Our application field is complex distributed systems modelled by the means of CO-OPN, a hierarchical algebraic Petri net language. CO-O ...

1996

Teapot: Language Support for Writing Memory Coherence Protocols

James Richard Larus

Recent shared-memory parallel computer systems offer the exciting possibility of customizing memory coherence protocols to fit an application's semantics and sharing patterns. Custom protocols have been used to achieve message-passing performance---while r ...

ACM1996

LCM: Memory System Support for Parallel Language Implementation

James Richard Larus

Higher-level parallel programming languages can be difficult to implement efficiently on parallel machines. This paper shows how a flexible, compiler-controlled memory system can help achieve good performance for language constructs that previously appeare ...

ACM1994

Minimum Energy Adaptive Structures – All-In-One Problem Implementation

Gennaro Senatore, Jan Friedrich Georg Brütting, Yafeng Wang

This paper presents new implementations of a design method to obtain minimum energy adaptive structures. The design method was formulated in previous work [1, 2] for reticular structures equipped with sensors (e.g. strain, optical) and linear actuators. Th ...

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