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Intercalation compounds of graphite

by M. S. Dresselhaus, G. Dresselhaus - Adv. Phys , 2002
"... A broad review of recent research work on the preparation and the remarkable properties of intercalation compounds of graphite, covering a wide range of topics from the basic chemistry, physics and materials science to engineering applications. Contents page ..."
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A broad review of recent research work on the preparation and the remarkable properties of intercalation compounds of graphite, covering a wide range of topics from the basic chemistry, physics and materials science to engineering applications. Contents page

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by Investments In Superfilling, Gregory C. Tassey, Brent R. Rowe, Albert N. Link, Dorota S. Temple, Alex V. Rogozhin, Gregory C. Tassey, Brent R. Rowe, Albert N. Link, Dorota S. Temple, Alex V. Rogozhin , 2008
"... Prepared by: RTI International ..."
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FINAL REPORT ICA PROJECT NO. 223 THE BIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE OF COPPER

by A Literature Review , 1995
"... The contractor who produced this report is an independent contractor and is not an agent of ICA. ICA makes no express or implied warranty with regard to the information contained in this report. ..."
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The contractor who produced this report is an independent contractor and is not an agent of ICA. ICA makes no express or implied warranty with regard to the information contained in this report.

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by Ug P "pominggnizaoppcs Ymsl, Amiop Monitoring Organization, P F. Pm U
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ICCAD01, Page 2 Static Scheduling of Multi-Domain Memories For Functional Verification

by Murali Kudlugi, Charles Selvidge, Russell Tessier
"... Over the past decade both the quantity and complexity of available on-chip memory resources have increased dramatically. In order to ensure accurate ASIC behavior, both logic functions and memory resources must be successfully verified before fabrication. Often, the functional verification of contem ..."
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Over the past decade both the quantity and complexity of available on-chip memory resources have increased dramatically. In order to ensure accurate ASIC behavior, both logic functions and memory resources must be successfully verified before fabrication. Often, the functional verification of contemporary ASIC memory is complicated by the presence of multiple design clocks that operate asynchronously to each other. The presence of multiple clock domains presents significant challenges for large parallel verification systems such as parallel simulators and logic emulators that model both design logic and memory. Specifically, multiple asynchronous design clocks make it difficult to verify that design hold times are met during memory model execution and causality along memory data/control paths is preserved during signal communication. In this paper, we describe new scheduling heuristics for memory-based designs with multiple asynchronous clock domains that are mapped to parallel verification systems. Our scheduling approach scales to an unlimited number of clock domains and converges quickly to a feasible solution if one exists. It is shown that when our technique is applied to an FPGA-based emulator containing 48MB of SRAM, evaluation fidelity is

The President of the University Democratic and People’s Republic of Algeria Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research

by Mouloud Mammeri Tizi-ouzou
"... On my name and on behalf of the University, I would like to extend my great thanks and considerations to all the partners who contributed to the Conference organization. I welcome everyone, guests, participants, all over the world with worm hospitality and friendship. I wish a good stay and benefit ..."
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On my name and on behalf of the University, I would like to extend my great thanks and considerations to all the partners who contributed to the Conference organization. I welcome everyone, guests, participants, all over the world with worm hospitality and friendship. I wish a good stay and benefit for everyone. I am very grateful to the International Center for Theoretical Physics, ICTP, especially the institution director Pr. K.R. Sreenivasan for the enormous help he made by supporting the conference organization financially and scientifically. My thanks are towards Pr. F.K. Allottey who gave a great moral support by his long experience as a researcher and guider. My thanks go also to the “Institut de Microélectronique et Photonique ” IMEP, CNRS for their great contribution and participation in the scientific management of the conference. I extend my most sincere gratitude to the Conference Scientific board that spent a valuable time to review and select the different papers. Similar gratitude is towards the organizers I am respectful and thankful to our Minister of Higher Education and his Excellence the Italian Ambassador who accepted to raise the Conference prestige by participating to the Conference Inauguration. I must thank the local (Tizi-Ouzou Department) authorities for their contribution. Again I wish success for the conference and important benefit for the participants and all the contributors and sponsors.
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