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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"spatial graph"”.

  1. MECHANIZED VERIFICATION OF GRAPH-MANIPULATING PROGRAMS

    … programs which manipulate heap-represented graphs. We construct a reusable library of formalized graph theory. It is a modular and general library for reasoning about abstract mathematical graphs. We use separation logic to define how such abstract graphs are represented concretely in the …

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  2. Simulation modelling of spatial problems

    … presents a simulation modelling strategy for spatial problems which uses a data structure based on spatial relationships. Using this network based approach, two domain specific data-driven models are developed in which the movement of people is modelled as a quasi-continuous process. The …

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  3. Cohesive Subgraph Computation in Graphs

    For many years, graph model has been an important vehicle to many real-world applications. Significant research efforts have been devoted towards efficiently and effectively managing and analysing graph data. Among them, mining and querying cohesive subgraph structure in massive networks is of …

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  4. A two-stage design framework for optimal spatial packaging of interconnected fluid-thermal systems

    Optimal spatial packaging of interconnected subsystems and components with coupled physical (thermal, hydraulic, or electromagnetic) interactions, or SPI2, plays a vital role in the functionality, operation, energy usage, and life cycle of practically all engineered systems, from chips to ships to …

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