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Showing 1 to 20 of 298 for “"Network Topology"”.

  1. Controlling polymer network topology

    Chapter 1: Introduction to Polymer Network Topology on a (Macro)Molecular Level Polymer network topology, comprising the ways in which strands and junctions are connected in polymer networks, plays a critical role in dictating many material properties. Here we discuss classical challenges in the …

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  2. Dual Layer Scale Free Network Topology Synthesis

    … analysis that aim to better understand the topology of real world networks and development of algorithms that replicate their characteristics have been an important research issue. Internet topology generators focus on generating synthetic graphs that attempt to imitate certain topological …

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  3. Statistical analysis of protein interaction network topology

    Complex networks arise in diverse areas of natural and social sciences and network topology is a key determinant of such systems. In this work we investigate the protein-protein interaction network of the KSHV herpesvirus, which is the first viral system available, and compare it to a prototypical …

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  4. Dynamic Reconfiguration of Network Topology in Optical Networks

    Dynamic reconfiguration of the logical topology of a network is generally used to adjust the shape of the network to adhere to changes in traffic. In this thesis the logical topology reconfiguration problem for a WDM network is combined with the multi-path routing of traffic throughout the network. …

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  5. Disruption Information, Network Topology and Supply Chain Resilience

    … new type of quantitative framework for assessing network resilience. This framework includes three basic elements: robustness, recoverability and resilience, which can be assessed with respect to different performance measures. Then we present a comprehensive analysis on how network structure and …

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  6. Control of Network Topology in Photopolymer Networks for Additive Manufacturing

    … (RAFT), and their applications in photopolymer networks to improve material properties and introduce novel functional materials to additive manufacturing. Chapter 2. In this work, we incorporate a RAFT agent into a crosslinker to make chain-transferring crosslinkers, or Transferinkers, and …

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  7. Discovering network topology by correlating end-to-end delay measurements

    Conventional methods of discovering network topology require the cooperation of network elements. We present a method of network topology discovery based solely upon end-to-end delay measurements that requires only the cooperation of end systems. Previous work using end-to-end measurements has …

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  8. OPTIMIZING RAIL NETWORK TOPOLOGY ATTRIBUTES FOR TRACK RECLASSING, ACQUISITION AND REPURPOSING

    … freight and passengers. Given the mature rail network, the network's enhancement is often done by reclassing or repurposing existing rails or acquiring new rails. This thesis focuses on optimizing the topology of a network and proposes a methodology to optimize its efficiency using track …

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  9. FORMATION, REFINEMENT, AND REORGANISATION OF COMPLEX BRAIN NETWORK TOPOLOGY ACROSS THE LIFESPAN

    … and modularity. Diving deeper in brain networks specifically, I briefly introduce the study of neural organisation across micro-, meso- and macro-scales. Expanding on macroscale human network organisation, I highlight the relationship between brain organisation and cognition, behaviour, …

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  10. TopoOpt: Co-optimizing Network Topology and Parallelization Strategy for Distributed Machine Learning Training Jobs

    … dimensions: computation, communication, and network topology. TopoOpt uses a novel alternating optimization technique and a group theory-inspired algorithm to find the best network topology and routing plan, together with parallelization strategy, for distributed DNN training. To motivate …

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  11. Effects of stream network topology on fish assemblage structure and bioassessment sensitivity in the mid-Atlantic highlands, USA

    Stream fish assemblages exist within stream networks defined by the size and proximity of connected streams (i.e., stream network topology). The spatial position of sites within stream networks may therefore regulate opportunities for fish dispersal to access distant resources or colonize "new" …

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  12. An investigation into expanding the capabilities of peer-to-peer networks: combining centralized network infrastructure into decentralized peer-to-peer network topology

    … signalling for session management over wireless networks. It’s the basis of a wide range of IP multimedia services. SIP relies on centralized servers according to its standard specifications and current usage. However, server based approaches are typically non-scalable as they may involve a large …

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  13. Autonomous Cyber Defense for Resilient Cyber-Physical Systems

    … cyber-physical systems (CPSs) under high network dynamics, adversarial attacks, and various uncertainties. We focus on three key system attributes to build resilient CPSs by developing a suite of the autonomous cyber defense mechanisms. First, we consider network adaptability to achieve …

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  14. Towards quantitatively predicting the properties of gels and elastomers

    Polymer networks are critical to modern society. Applications of polymer networks, in the form of gels and elastomers, provide essential support for everyday life. However, while many aspects of the physics of polymer networks have been established in the past few decades, most theoretical efforts …

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  15. Simulating Network Lateral Movements through the CyberBattleSim Web Platform

    … a highly parameterizable model of enterprise networks with the capability of simulating automated cyber-attacks. We provide an extension of this project by means of a web platform. The platform allows a user to model an enterprise network topology, interact with the topology manually, and …

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  16. Sparse matrix spaces

    … are characterized by their communication, or network, topology, which indicates which agents a given agent can communicate with. An important problem, which occurs for example in information transmission and distributed computations, is the design of a control system based on a given network

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