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Recent Advances in Security and Privacy for Future Intelligent Networks

2020

The articles in this special section focus on recent advances in security and privacy for future intelligent networks. Recent booming advancements in networking techniques have led to an evolution toward future intelligent networks (FINs). This trend takes place under a circumstance in which a great number of devices are connected for specific purposes by a variety of novel techniques. In FINs, we envision the benefits of integrating intelligence into networks. Contemporarily, these emerging techniques are still at the exploration stage, leaving many privacy and security challenges unaddressed. Existing researchers have already uncovered a great amount of attacks and threats. The situation …

Focus (computing)Intelligent NetworkComputer Networks and CommunicationsHardware and ArchitectureComputer scienceSpecial sectionComputer securitycomputer.software_genrecomputerSoftwareInformation SystemsVariety (cybernetics)IEEE Network
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Pair potential calculation of molecular associations: a vectorized version

1991

Abstract The program AMYRVF is a vectorized and largely modified version of a previous program called AMYR for calculating molecular associations by means of Fraga's pair-wise atom-atom potential. Three new minimization procedures have been implemented as well as other improvements such as the inclusion of new pair-wise dispersion energy terms with damping functions, and the calculation of topological indices. Benchmark tests have been carried out on an IBM 3090 150E VF; the timings for the new vector algorithms and for the standard scalar computations, as well as the dependence of the overall performance gain on the size of interacting systems are reported for the VS Fortran 2.4 compiler e…

FortranComputationScalar (mathematics)General Physics and AstronomyIBM 3090computer.software_genreHardware and ArchitectureMinificationCompilerOverall performancePair potentialcomputerAlgorithmMathematicscomputer.programming_languageComputer Physics Communications
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An improved Flyback converter

2009

This paper presents a modified Flyback converter able to operate with higher efficiency and smaller size, overcoming most of the conventional flyback converter drawbacks, and also keeping its low cost and simplicity. In particular, the proposed converter allows the mosfet off voltage to be reduced and clamped to the input, thus recovering the transformer leakage energy. As a consequence, the duty cycle can be extended to unity, thus reducing the voltage stress across the output rectifier, and lowering both the magnetizing inductance and the transformer bias current values. In addition, due to the auxiliary mosfet, the magnetizing current can become negative, eliminating the discontinuous co…

Forward converterEngineeringFlyback converterbusiness.industryFlyback transformerBuck–boost converterElectrical engineeringflyback converters control techniques active clampFlyback diodeSettore ING-INF/01 - Elettronicalaw.inventionInductanceCapacitorHardware_GENERALlawElectronic engineeringbusinessTransformer
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Solid-liquid nuclear magnetic resonance relaxation and signal amplitude relationships with ranking of seasoned softwoods and hardwoods

2006

In 1H NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) relaxation measurements for a set of eight hardwood and softwood samples, each Free Induction Decay (FID) is fit by the sum of a “Solid” signal of the form A exp[−c(t/Ts)2] [1−g(t/Ts)2+h(t/Ts)4] plus a “Liquid” signal B exp(−t/T2 FID). Distributions of longitudinal (T1) relaxation times were computed separately for the Solid and Liquid components, giving also the Solid/Liquid 1H ratio α. From measurements on the samples dried, seasoned, and hydrated, the moisture content, (Liquid/Solid weight ratio) was found to be approximately 0.50/α. For each of the “Seasoned” samples (10-13% moisture content) a single T1 peak was found for the Solid and two for the…

Free induction decayMillisecondSoftwoodAmplitudeNuclear magnetic resonanceChemistryRelaxation (NMR)HardwoodProton NMRAnalytical chemistryGeneral Physics and AstronomyNMR - relaxation time - hardwood - softwood - UPENWater contentJournal of Applied Physics
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The influence of the propagation path length on the results of the time–frequency analysis of the acoustic emission generated by partial discharges i…

2006

The paper presents the measurement results of the acoustic emission (AE) signals generated by partial discharges (PDs) at various thickness of the oil insulation layer. For the AE signals registered the time - frequency analysis was carried out based on the use of the short-time Fourier transform (STFT). Two- and three-dimensional spectrograms of the power spectrum density and the amplitude spectrum were determined. The evaluation of the influence of the propagation path length of the AE signal on the results of the time - frequency analysis was performed through the analysis of the spectrograms determined.

Frequency analysisMaterials scienceAcousticsShort-time Fourier transformGeneral Physics and AstronomySpectral densityTime–frequency analysislaw.inventionComputer Science::Hardware Architecturesymbols.namesakeFourier transformAcoustic emissionPath lengthComputer Science::SoundlawsymbolsSpectrogramJournal de Physique IV (Proceedings)
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Frequency response of Measurement Current Transformers

2008

In this paper the frequency response of two CTs is experimentally evaluated in the range of 30-600 Hz. A theoretical analysis of CTs behavior has been developed by means of the equivalent circuit. It was shown, by an experimental test, that, for the frequency range analyzed, the transformer equivalent circuit is a valid tool for the evaluation of CT performances.

Frequency responseTotal harmonic distortionMaterials scienceTransducerlawPower system harmonicsElectronic engineeringEquivalent circuitIec standardsTransformerCurrent transformerHardware_LOGICDESIGNlaw.invention2008 IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference
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Deploying Virtual MAC Protocols Over a Shared Access Infrastructure Using MAClets

2013

Network virtualization has been extensively researched in the last years as a key enabler for improving the network performance. However, virtualization in wireless networks pose some unique challenges: first, the usual over-provisioning approach for providing isolation between multiple virtual entities is not viable; second, the partitioning criteria are often ambiguous, since the actual resources perceived by each entity depend on many external (and time-varying) factors. In this demo, we show an effective virtualization solution for wireless local area networks, solving the problem of isolation and flexible resource paritioning, based on the concept of MAClets. MAClets are software progr…

Full virtualizationHardware virtualizationNetwork packetComputer scienceWireless networkbusiness.industrySettore ING-INF/03 - TelecomunicazioniDistributed computingLocal area networkNetwork virtualizationVirtualizationcomputer.software_genreUploadNetwork performancebusinesscomputerComputer networkCognitive network wireless internet mac layer
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Concept of virtual machine based high resolution display wall

2014

This paper presents the scalability and hardware dependency problems found in existing solutions in the high resolution display wall domain and proposes a new solution. Authors propose hosting the system that provides the visual content for the display wall inside a virtual machine. In such way any needed configuration of displays and resolutions can be applied to the graphics processing unit simulated by the virtualization system. The frame buffer content of the virtual graphics processing unit is then split, encoded with H.264 and sent over gigabit Ethernet as an RTP stream to the display wall. The display wall is driven by Raspberry Pi embedded devices that receive the stream, decode it …

Full virtualizationbusiness.industryComputer scienceFrame (networking)Gigabit EthernetGraphics processing unitcomputer.software_genreVirtualizationSignalVirtual machineScalabilitybusinesscomputerComputer hardware2014 IEEE 2nd Workshop on Advances in Information, Electronic and Electrical Engineering (AIEEE)
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Distributed medical images analysis on a Grid infrastructure

2007

In this paper medical applications on a Grid infrastructure, the MAGIC-5 Project, are presented and discussed. MAGIC-5 aims at developing Computer Aided Detection (CADe) software for the analysis of medical images on distributed databases by means of GRID Services. The use of automated systems for analyzing medical images improves radiologists’ performance; in addition, it could be of paramount importance in screening programs, due to the huge amount of data to check and the cost of related manpower. The need for acquiring and analyzing data stored in different locations requires the use of Grid Services for the management of distributed computing resources and data. Grid technologies allow…

GRID; Virtual Organization; Medical ApplicationsComputer Networks and CommunicationsComputer scienceVirtual organizationmammographyComputingMethodologies_IMAGEPROCESSINGANDCOMPUTERVISIONcomputer.software_genreGRID; virtual organization; CAD; mammography; medical applicationsSoftwareComputer aided diagnosimedicineMammographyCADComputer visionGridLung tumorDistributed databasemedicine.diagnostic_testmedical applicationsbusiness.industryDigital imagingGridDigital imagingHardware and ArchitectureImage analysiArtificial intelligenceData miningAlzheimer diseasevirtual organizationGRIDbusinesscomputerSoftwareMammography
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Partial Recovery of Aliphatic Carboxylic Acids and Sodium Hydroxide from Hardwood Black Liquor by Electrodialysis

2014

The partial recovery of sodium as NaOH and sodium-free aliphatic carboxylic acids (formic and acetic acids together with various hydroxy carboxylic acids) from alkaline hardwood black liquor (BL, pH about 14) was studied by using electrodialysis (ED). In the first phase, the lignin was partly (about 59% of the initial lignin) precipitated from BL by carbonation (pH to 8.5). Furthermore, the carbonated liquor, mainly containing NaHCO3/Na2CO3 and Na salts of aliphatic carboxylic acids and lignin, was subjected to ED for recovering NaOH and sodium-free aliphatic acids. In the second phase, the carbonated BL was further acidified with H2SO4 (pH to about 2.5) for precipitating more lignin (about…

General Chemical EngineeringCarbonationSodiumfood and beverageschemistry.chemical_elementGeneral ChemistryElectrodialysisIndustrial and Manufacturing Engineeringchemistry.chemical_compoundchemistrySodium hydroxideHardwoodLigninOrganic chemistryMethanolta116Black liquorIndustrial and Engineering Chemistry Research
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