负载均衡Birkhoff-von Neumann交换中的公平调度

负载均衡Birkhoff-vonNeumann交换在设计高性能并保证时延的交换机时具有重要的参考价值,但目前缺少对算法公平性的研究。对基于帧的方案[6](FrameBasedScheme,简称FBS)进行了公平性分析,指出公平性欠缺的主要原因是没有区分流。依据全帧优先(FullFrameFirst,简称FFF)算法[5],提出加权全帧优先算法(简称W-FFF),证明它可提供比FFF算法小的平均时延,支持保证率型服务,并可实现带宽的公平分配。     

具有Neumann边界的分布参数切换系统反馈镇定

通过构造Lyapunov函数,利用线性矩阵不等式,对一类具有Neumann边界的分布参数切换系统给出了状态反馈镇定的充分条件。该条件用一组线性矩阵不等式表示,将分布参数切换系统状态反馈镇定问题转化为一组线性矩阵不等式的可行解问题,可借助Matlab中线性矩阵不等式工具箱求解,因而容易检验和应用。最后通过数值算例,验证所提出设计方法的有效性。     

具有Neumann边界的分布参数切换系统的容错控制

本文研究了一类具有Neumann边界条件的分布参数切换系统的容错控制问题.当执行器失效或部分失效时,运用Lyapunov函数法和Green公式,获得了闭环切换系统混杂状态反馈容错控制器存在的充分条件.然后运用线性矩阵不等式将容错控制器设计问题转化为一组线性矩阵不等式求可行解的问题,因而可以借助MATLAB中线性矩阵不等式工具箱来完成.同时,运用Poincare不等式减少控制系统设计的保守性.最后通过数值算例,验证所提出设计方法的有效性.     

讲解“Von Neumann计算机”时应传达的三个启示

本文认为在讲解“Von Neumann计算机”时应告诉学生：“分而治之”是创新的重要方法;“简单就是美”是检验创新效果的关键;“Von Neumann计算机”是需要改进的,创新是无止境的。     

Galerkin–Legendre spectral method for Neumann boundary value problems in three dimensions

In this paper, we investigate the Legendre spectral methods for problems with the essential imposition of Neumann boundary condition in three dimensions. A double diagonalization process has been employed, instead of the full stiffness matrices encountered in the classical variational formulation of the problem with a weak natural imposition of Neumann boundary condition. For analysing numerical errors, some results on Legendre orthogonal approximation in Jacobi weighted Sobolev space are established. As examples of applications, the spectral schemes are provided for two model problems. The convergences of the proposed schemes are proved, too. Numerical results demonstrate the spectral accuracy in space, and which confirm theoretical analysis well.     

A Neumann series of Bessel functions representation for solutions of Sturm–Liouville equations

A Neumann series of Bessel functions (NSBF) representation for solutions of Sturm–Liouville equations and for their derivatives is obtained. The representation possesses an attractive feature for applications: for all real values of the spectral parameter \(\omega \) the estimate of the difference between the exact solution and the approximate one (the truncated NSBF) depends on N (the truncation parameter) and the coefficients of the equation and does not depend on \(\omega \). A similar result is valid when \(\omega \in {\mathbb {C}}\) belongs to a strip \(\left| \hbox {Im }\omega \right| <C\). This feature makes the NSBF representation especially useful for applications requiring computation of solutions for large intervals of \(\omega \). Error and decay rate estimates are obtained. An algorithm for solving initial value, boundary value or spectral problems for the Sturm–Liouville equation is developed and illustrated on a test problem.     

令人困惑的a=*a

“指向二维数组的指针和指针变量”是C语言程序设计中的难点,对于初学者来说有些概念难以理解,容易产生混淆;在实际编程时,也容易错误地加以应用。本人在教学实践中经过摸索发现,从容易理解的一维数组出发,循序渐进地学习与理解此部分内容,就会收到良好的学习效果。     

More accurate results for two-dimensional heat equation with Neumann’s and non-classical boundary conditions

In this article, recently proposed spectral meshless radial point interpolation (SMRPI) method is applied to the two-dimensional diffusion equation with a mixed group of Dirichlet’s and Neumann’s and non-classical boundary conditions. The present method is based on meshless methods and benefits from spectral collocation ideas. The point interpolation method with the help of radial basis functions is proposed to construct shape functions which have Kronecker delta function property. Evaluation of high-order derivatives is possible by constructing and using operational matrices. The computational cost of the method is modest due to using strong form equation and collocation approach. A comparison study of the efficiency and accuracy of the present method and other meshless methods is given by applying on mentioned diffusion equation. Stability and convergence of this meshless approach are discussed and theoretically proven. Convergence studies in the numerical examples show that SMRPI method possesses excellent rates of convergence.     

Compact difference method for solving the fractional reaction–subdiffusion equation with Neumann boundary value condition

In this paper, we derive a high-order compact finite difference scheme for solving the reaction–subdiffusion equation with Neumann boundary value condition. The L1 method is used to approximate the temporal Caputo derivative, and the compact difference operator is applied for spatial discretization. We prove that the compact finite difference method is unconditionally stable and convergent with order O(τ^2?α+h⁴) in L₂ norm, where τ, α, and h are the temporal step size, the order of time fractional derivative and the spatial step size, respectively. Finally, some numerical experiments are carried out to show the effectiveness of the proposed difference scheme.     

Optimizing a damped system – a case study

We consider a second-order damped-vibrational system described by the equation M ?+C(v) [xdot]+K x=0, where M, C(v), K are real, symmetric matrices of order n. We assume that the undamped eigenfrequencies (eigenvalues of (λ² M+K) x=0) ω₁, ω₂, …, ω _n , are multiple in the sense that ω₁=ω₂, ω₃=ω₄, …, ω _n?1=ω _n , or are given in close pairs ω₁ ≈ ω₂, ω₃ ≈ ω₄, …, ω _n?1 ≈ ω _n . We present a formula which gives the solution of the corresponding phase space Lyapunov equation, which then allows us to calculate the first and second derivatives of the trace of the solution, with no extra cost. It can serve for the efficient trace minimization.     

Is a Semantic Web Agent a Knowledge-Savvy Agent?

The issue of knowledge sharing has permeated the field of distributed AI and, in particular, its successor, multiagent systems. Through the years, many research and engineering efforts have tackled the problem of encoding and sharing knowledge without the need for a single, centralized knowledge base. The proposed solutions to this problem are based, more or less, on stringent assumptions, such as static, shared ontological models, or the existence of a common blackboard (or "Linda Space") environment where entities can share knowledge. However, the uptake of the World Wide Web and the emergence of modern computing paradigms, such as distributed, open systems, have highlighted the importance of sharing distributed and heterogeneous knowledge on a larger scale-possibly on the scale of the Internet.     

Implementing a feasibility study “a procedural approach”

The aim of the paper is to present a procedural approach for implementing a feasibility study. It consists of three chapters.The first is concerned with General Aspects and Proposals, and covers: the meaning and objectives of the feasibility study, the relations between long range planning and feasibility studies, proposals for initiating and conducting the feasibility study, and suggestions for using “prototyping” during the feasibility study.The second proposes a Feasibility Study Methodology, and finally The third gives the “format” for Presenting a Feasibility Study to Management.     

Implementing a Serializer Using a Java XML Schema API

W3C XML （Extensible Markup Language） Schema defines a set of abstract components, which carry the core semantics of document structure definition. There has been no standard API for accessing these components or their structures yet. The MARKUP Technology Company has specified a Java API for accessing XML Schema and submitted it to the W3C as a possible basis for standard Schema API. An overview of the schema API is provided and then XML schema serializer is implemented using this API in this paper.     

Assigning a kekulé structure to a conjugated molecule

The Edmonds Matching Algorithm, which leads easily to finding a perfect matching in a chemical graph, which is equivalent to a Kekulé structure in a conjugated molecule, is recalled. An extension is made to the case where only vertices of a specified set must be covered by edges of the matching which is sought.     

走进802.11a

在现在的工作(家庭)环境中,您是否感觉需要无线设备给我们提供更加便捷的网络连接了么?以往当我们提起网络连接设备,通常人们所想到的是网卡、集线器、交换机以及各种网络线缆。从     

Velocity planning for a mobile robot to track a moving target — a potential field approach

Potential field method has been widely used for mobile robot path planning, but mostly in a static environment where the target and the obstacles are stationary. The path planning result is normally the direction of the robot motion. In this paper, the potential field method is applied for both path and speed planning, or the velocity planning, for a mobile robot in a dynamic environment where the target and the obstacles are moving. The robot’s planned velocity is determined by relative velocities as well as relative positions among robot, obstacles and targets. The implementation factors such as maximum linear and angular speed of the robot are also considered. The proposed approach guarantees that the robot tracks the moving target while avoiding moving obstacles. Simulation studies are provided to verify the effectiveness of the proposed approach.     

Living in a bubble? Toward a unified bubble theory

We generalise the notion of a bubble beyond the financial domain, by showing how a single social mechanism, based on an information feedback-loop, explains both financial bubbles and other seemingly disparate social phenomena, such as the recognition of academic articles, website popularity, and the spread of rumours.

We discuss examples of phenomena explained by this bubble mechanism, as well as other phenomena that exhibit certain bubble characteristics, yet are not bubbles according to our model. Finally, we present mathematical mechanisms for two phenomena that conform with our model, and show by computer simulation how they exhibit bubble behaviour.     

Does a back support have a positive biomechanical effect?

Back supports, or lifting belts, are widely used. Subjects, free of low back pain, lifted in a simulated task, meeting the 1993 NIOSH guidelines. The back support reduced the electromyographic signal in the dorsal muscles. The back support also reduced the height loss as measured by a stadiometer. In most subjects the support also gave a subjective impression of increased support and increased lifting capacity.     

H ∞ control of a suspension with a magnetorheological damper

This research work presents an H _∞ controller based on a Takagi–Sugeno (T–S) fuzzy model for a two-degrees-of-freedom (2-DOF) one-quarter-vehicle semi-active suspension with a magnetorheological damper where the actuator dynamics are included in the control synthesis. These dynamics enclose nonlinear damper phenomena, avoided in many other studies, and that can improve the suspension system by means of a more accurate model. The objective is to obtain a semi-active suspension that considerably improves the passive suspension efficiency based on some frequency domain performance criteria. The advantage of having the T–S system as a reference is that each piecewise linear system can be exposed to the well-known control theory. Besides, the proposed solution is compared with the recent reported work to highlight its advantages. A case of study is included and simulation work supports the results. The methodology applied herein can be extended to a half-vehicle model, and to the four wheels to have a global chassis control in order to maximise passenger comfort and vehicle stability.     

File distribution using a peer-to-peer network––a simulation study

As the Internet became widespread, people saw it as a way of distributing content. But while the average bandwidth capacity is increasing, users around the world are trying to share more data. Although the servers are able to acquire more bandwidth, they cannot keep up with the rapidly increasing requests of the users. Several systems appeared that alleviate the server from the dissemination process. But such systems are not always suitable for disseminating highly anticipated files of considerable size. The evolution of peer-to-peer systems gave a new way of attacking this problem. Each user can assist the dissemination process by acting as a server as well. In this paper the way traditional systems meet users' demands is demonstrated, and simulation results of a peer-to-peer approach based on a mobile agent platform are presented. Our focus is on how different parameters can affect the dissemination process of a highly anticipated file in this network.