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A Review: Novel Protocol for Clumping in Mobile Ad hoc Networks

by Sanjay Kumar , Dr Kumar Sudhir , Rathi , Ph.D (CSE) Student, IFTM Un Iversity , Moradabad U P , India , Professor Head
"... ABSTRACT: Mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) is the combination of three words 1. Mobile(Movable or Transportable) 2. Adhoc( Temporary or for specific purpose) 3. Networks(Flexib le data applications which use networks to communicate) o r A MANET can be defined as a system of autonomous mobile nodes t ..."
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that communicate over wireless lin ks without bounded, defined or fixed infrastructure. MANETs are useful in places that have no communicat ions infrastructure. Mobile adhoc network is a type of ad hoc network that can change locations and configure itself on the fly. Base station plays a very important role

Is the Broad-Line Region Clumped or Smooth? Constraints from the Hα Profile in NGC 4395, the Least Luminous Seyfert 1 Galaxy

by Ari Laor, Aaron J. Barth, Luis C. Ho , 2005
"... The origin and configuration of the gas which emits broad lines in Type I active galactic nuclei is not established yet. The lack of small-scale structure in the broad emission-line profiles is consistent with a smooth gas flow, or a clumped flow with many small clouds. An attractive possibility for ..."
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The origin and configuration of the gas which emits broad lines in Type I active galactic nuclei is not established yet. The lack of small-scale structure in the broad emission-line profiles is consistent with a smooth gas flow, or a clumped flow with many small clouds. An attractive possibility

Unnoticeable Jitter in ATM Workstation Configurations

by Abdur Chowdhury, Ophir Frieder, Manish Karir, Spyro Papademetriou
"... We evaluate the variation of inter-cell arrival times, namely jitter, as seen by a workstation. We present experimental results of actual jitter measurements on the FORE ASX200BX switch and a Pentium workstation running Linux. We analyze how the ATM network card device driver on a workstation pe ..."
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perceives the jitter introduced by the network. We conclude from our data that the cell clumping that takes place at the ATM network card often negates any jitter introduced by the network. These findings contradict conventional analytical evaluations that claim that jitter significantly affects real

Revista Mexicana de Astronomía y Astrofísica, 42,??–?? (2006) SHADOWS AND PHOTOEVAPORATED FLOWS FROM NEUTRAL CLUMPS EXPOSED TO TWO IONIZING SOURCES

by A. H. Cerqueira, J. Cantó, A. C. Raga, M. J. Vasconcelos , 2005
"... Glóbulos neutros sumergidos en regiones HII son frecuentemente encontrados en regiones de formación estelar. En este trabajo investigamos la formación de regiones de sombra detrás de glóbulos neutros iluminados por el flujo ionizante directo de dos estrellas. Utilizamos una aproximación analítica, l ..."
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of tail of neutral gas, which are not reached by the direct ionizing flux coming from two massive stars, using both an analytical approximation, that allows us to estimate the shadow geometry behind the clumps for different initial geometric configurations, and three-dimensional numerical simulations. We

CARDIAC GAP JUNCTION CONFIGURATION AFTER AN UNCOUPLING TREATMENT AS A FUNCTION OF TIME

by Kate M
"... Rabbit ventricle either was fixed in glutaraldehyde without injury (control) or was injured before fixation, presumably causing electrical uncoupling of the gap junctions. All tissue was then processed for freeze-fracture. Replicas of control gap junctions exhibited irregular packing of the Mace par ..."
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particles and E-face pits. Average center-to-center spacing of the particles was 10.5 nm. Tissue fixed 1-5 min after injury showed clumping of gap junctional particles and pits. Within the clumps, the particles and pits were hexagonally packed and the center-to-center spacing of the particles averaged 9

Intra node parallelization of MPI programs with OpenMP

by Franck Cappello, Olivier Richard , 1998
"... The availability of multiprocessors and high performance networks offer the opportunity to construct CLUMPs (Cluster of Multiprocessors) and use them as paxallel computing platforms. The main distinctive feature of the CLUMP axchitecture over the usual paxallel computers is its hybrid memory model ..."
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movements inside the CLUMP 3) to limit the effort of the programmer while ensuring the portability of the codes on a wide vaxiety of CLUMP configurations. We investigate an approach based on the MPI and OpenMP standaxds. The approach consists in the intra-node paxallelization of the MPI programs

Massively Parallel Individually Selecting Configuration Interaction: A Progress Report

by P. Stampfuß, P. Stampfu, W. Wenzel, W. Wenzel , 2001
"... this report (see ) so that only the most important points are summarized here. The B 2 photoelectron spectrum originates right at the onset of the nonadiabatic regime (the B 2 cusp occurs 0.08 eV above to the minimum of the B 2 electronic state) and it is highly sensitive to ..."
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energy vibrational states of A 1 symmetry mix with the low-lying vibrational states of B 2 symmetry and the resulting spectral lines are clumped into groups of non-overlapping resonances. To compare this coupled state spectrum with the experimental recording of Weaver et al

Investigating the performance of two programming models for clusters of SMP PCs

by Franck Cappello, Olivier Richard, Daniel Etiemble , 2000
"... Multiprocessors and high performance networks allow to build CLUsters of MultiProcessors (CLUMPs). A main distinctive feature over traditional parallel computers is their hybrid memory model (message passing between the nodes and shared memory inside the nodes). We eval- uate the performance of a ..."
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of a cluster of 2-way SMP PCs connected by a Myrinet network for NAS benchmarks from two programming: a Single Memory Model based on the MPICH-PM/CLUMP library of the RWCP and a Hybrid Memory Model using MPICH-PM and OpenMP. We compare 2-way SMP configurations speed-up versus single CPU

236 Progress of Theoretical Physics Supplement No. 162, 2006 Dynamics of Two-Sign Point Vortices in Positive and Negative Temperature States

by Yuichi Yatsuyanagi, Yasuhito Kiwamoto, Hiroyuki Tomita, Mitsusada M. Sano, Takeshi Yoshida, Toshikazu Ebisuzaki
"... Dynamics of two-sign point vortices in positive and negative temperature states is ex-amined by a special-purpose supercomputer (MDGRAPE-2). Temperature T is determined by random sampling of 107 states for microcanonical ensemble in which system energy and angular impulse are kept constant. Distribu ..."
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in the energy-conserving system that assists the formation of the clumps as well as the crystallization and generation of symmetric configuration observed in the nonneutral plasma experiments. An existence of negative temperature state was first predicted by Onsager.1) The

Full Calculation of Clumpiness Boost factors for Antimatter Cosmic Rays in the light of ΛCDM N-body simulation results

by J. Lavalle, Q. Yuan, D. Maurin, X. -j. Bi
"... Context. Anti-proton and positron Galactic cosmic ray (GCR) spectra are among the key targets for indirect detection of dark matter (DM). The boost factors, corresponding to an enhancement of the signal—linked to the clumpiness properties of the dark matter distribution—, have been taken as high as ..."
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computations. Results. We find, by spanning some extreme configurations of sub-halo and propagation properties, that the average contribution of the clumps is negligible compared to that of the smooth dark matter component. Dark matter clumps
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