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Experimental evaluation of privacy-preserving aggregation schemes on planetlab

2015

New pervasive technologies often reveal many sen- sitive information about users’ habits, seriously compromising the privacy and sometimes even the personal security of people. To cope with this problem, researchers have developed the idea of privacy-preserving data mining which refers to the possibility of releasing aggregate information about the data provided by multiple users, without any information leakage about individual data. These techniques have different privacy levels and communication costs, but all of them can suffer when some users’ data becomes inaccessible during the operation of the privacy preserving protocols. It is thus interesting to validate the applicability of such…

Computer sciencePrivacy softwareSettore ING-INF/03 - TelecomunicazioniAggregate (data warehouse)aggregationComputer securitycomputer.software_genreprivacySecret sharingInformation sensitivityPlanetLabInformation leakageSecure multi-party computationcomputer
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Realistic Implementation of the Particle Model for the Visualization of Nanoparticle Precipitation and Growth

2019

An application for visualizing the aggregation of structureless atoms is presented. The application allows us to demonstrate on a qualitative basis, as well as by quantitatively monitoring the aggregate surface/volume ratio, that the enhanced reactivity of nanoparticles can be connected with their large specific surface. It is suggested that, along with the use of geometric analogies, this bottom-up approach can be effective in discussing the enhanced reactivity proprieties of nanoparticles. The application is based on a two-dimensional realistic dynamic model where atoms move because of their thermal and interaction potential energies, and the trajectories are determined by solving numeric…

Computer-Based Learning01 natural sciencesPhysical ChemistryEducationMolecular dynamicsChemoinformaticHigh School/Introductory ChemistryNanotechnologySet (psychology)First-Year Undergraduate/GeneralSettore CHIM/02 - Chimica FisicaBasis (linear algebra)010405 organic chemistry05 social sciencesAggregate (data warehouse)Process (computing)050301 educationHigh School/Introductory Chemistry First-Year Undergraduate/General Second-Year Undergraduate Physical Chemistry Chemoinformatics Computer-Based Learning NanotechnologyGeneral Chemistry0104 chemical sciencesVisualizationSurface-area-to-volume ratioSecond-Year UndergraduateA priori and a posterioriBiological system0503 education
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Strategies for waste recycling : the mechanical performance of concrete based on limestone and plastic waste

2022

Recycling is among the best management strategies to avoid dispersion of several types of wastes in the environment. Research in recycling strategies is gaining increased importance in view of Circular Economy principles. The exploitation of waste, or byproducts, as alternative aggregate in concrete, results in a reduction in the exploitation of scarce natural resources. On the other hand, a productive use of waste leads to a reduction in the landfilling of waste material through the transformation of waste into a resource. In this frame of reference, the paper discusses how to use concrete as a container of waste focusing on the waste produced in limestone quarries and taking the challenge…

Concrete -- RecyclingEnvironmental effects of industries and plantsConcrete -- AdditivesAggregates (Building materials) -- RecyclingRenewable Energy Sustainability and the EnvironmentGeography Planning and DevelopmentTJ807-830Building and ConstructionManagement Monitoring Policy and Lawconcrete; waste recycling; plastic; limestone; sustainability; mechanical performancesustainabilityTD194-195Construction industry -- Waste disposalConcrete Limestone Mechanical performance Plastic Sustainability Waste recyclingmechanical performanceRenewable energy sourcesEnvironmental sciencesSettore ICAR/09 - Tecnica Delle Costruzioniplasticwaste recyclingconcreteGE1-350Sustainable constructionlimestone
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Direct measurement of forces between particles and bubbles

1999

One of the elementary stages of the flotation process is the formation of an aggregate between the particle and a bubble. This aggregate formation is governed by hydrodynamic, capillary and interparticle forces. During the last four years, techniques have been developed to measure directly the force between a colloidal particle and a bubble. These techniques are closely related to the development of atomic force microscopy. Advantages and possibilities, as well as limits and drawbacks are described.

Condensed Matter::Soft Condensed MatterAggregate (composite)Geochemistry and PetrologyColloidal particleChemistryAtomic force microscopyCapillary actionBubbleAnalytical chemistryParticleMechanicsGeotechnical Engineering and Engineering GeologyMeasure (mathematics)International Journal of Mineral Processing
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Intertemporal Substitution in the Spanish Economy: Evidence from Regional Data*

2018

This paper studies the intertemporal substitution in consumption and leisure for the Spanish economy by estimating the first‐order conditions of an individual optimization model with regional and aggregate data. While first‐order conditions determining intertemporal substitution in consumption show a good econometric fit, and the value we obtain for the intertemporal elasticity of substitution is similar to previously available results, the econometric fit of the intertemporal condition in leisure indicates that the behaviour of the Spanish labour supply over the cycle is more complex than can be explained by the canonical intertemporal choice model.

Consumption (economics)Economics and Econometrics050208 financeElasticity of substitution05 social sciencesSubstitution (logic)Instrumental variableIntertemporal choiceEconomyLabour supply0502 economics and businessValue (economics)EconomicsAggregate data050207 economics
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On Behavioral Heterogeneity

2006

An index of “behavioral heterogeneity” for every finite population of households is defined. It is shown that the higher the index of behavioral heterogeneity the less sensitive depends the aggregate consumption expenditure ratio upon prices. As a consequence, a high index implies a tendency for the Jacobian of aggregate demand to have a dominant negative diagonal.

Consumption (economics)Labour economicseducation.field_of_studyIndex (economics)Aggregate (data warehouse)PopulationDominant negativeEconomicsEconometricsBehavioral heterogeneityeducationAggregate demand
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Solubilization of Nitropropane in Copolymer and Surfactant-Copolymer Aggregates

2008

CopolymerSolubilizationSurfactant-Copolymer AggregatesNitropropane
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Labor Productivity Growth: Disentangling Technology and Capital Accumulation

2014

We adopt a counterfactual approach to decompose labor productivity growth into growth of Technological Productivity (TEP), growth of the capital-labor ratio and growth of Total Factor Productivity (TFP). We bring the decomposition to the data using international countrysectoral information spanning from the 1960s to the 2000s and a nonparametric generalized kernel method, which enables us to estimate the production function allowing for heterogeneity across all relevant dimensions: countries, sectors and time. As well as documenting substantial heterogeneity across countries and sectors, we nd average TEP to account for about 44% of labor productivity growth and TEP gaps with respect to the…

Counterfactual thinkingEconomics and EconometricsPublic economics05 social sciencesConvergence (economics)Oecd countriesjel:C14jel:D24Aggregate productivityjel:O41Capital accumulationTFP Aggregate productivity Technology Nonparametric estimation Convergence0502 economics and businessEconometricsEconomics050207 economicsjel:O47Settore SECS-P/01 - Economia PoliticaProductivityTotal factor productivity050205 econometrics Under Review [TFP Aggregate Productivity Technology Nonparametric Estimation Convergence Publication Status]
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2017

We propose a mesh-free and discrete (particle-based) multi-physics approach for modelling the hydrodynamics in flexible biological valves. In the first part of this study, the method is successfully validated against both traditional modelling techniques and experimental data. In the second part, it is further developed to account for the formation of solid aggregates in the flow and at the membrane surface. Simulations of various types of aggregates highlight the main benefits of discrete multi-physics and indicate the potential of this approach for coupling the hydrodynamics with phenomena such as clotting and calcification in biological valves.

CouplingMultidisciplinaryAggregate (data warehouse)Blood flow01 natural sciencesMesh free010305 fluids & plasmas010101 applied mathematicsFlow (mathematics)Blood vessel prosthesis0103 physical sciencesFluid dynamics0101 mathematicsMembrane surfaceBiological systemPLOS ONE
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Formation of complex defects in Mn c Mg 1–c O and Ni c Mg 1–c O single solid solution

2005

The results of investigation of the fast neutron irradiation and thermal treatment on absorption spectra of single solid solution of MncMg1–cO, NicMg1–cO and MgO crystals are presented. It is shown that at impurity ion concentration larger than 0.1 mass.% a probability of formation of aggregate centers consisting of more than three F+- or F-centers is small. After thermal treatment of MncMg1–cO and NicMg1–cO single solid solution irradiated by fast neutrons additional wide bands are observed. We assume that these additional bands belong to complex centers of Mn3+-VMg and Ni3+-VMg. The mechanisms of bands formation are discussed. (© 2005 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)

CrystallographyAggregate (composite)Absorption spectroscopyImpurityChemistryAnalytical chemistryThermal treatmentIrradiationNeutron temperatureSolid solutionIonphysica status solidi (c)
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