'Ta tb' diaporamas de présentation

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CIS 720

CIS 720. Distributed algorithms. Broadcast over a tree. Broadcast in an arbitrary graph. Initiator: num_recd = 0; sum = x init ; send bcast() to all nbrs; while (num_recd != num_nbrs) receive m from j; if m = ack(y) ? sum = sum + y; num_recd++;

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CIS 720

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CIS 720

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15-440 Distributed Systems

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Type Inference def CONS[T]( x:T , lst:List [T]):List[T]={...}

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Jim Crittenden (for Chris Mayes, Carol Johnstone and Georg Hoffstaetter)

CERL 7.0: Complete linear and second-order optics First optics since CERL 3.0. Now uses CESR with existing layout. 22 X-ray beamlines. Jim Crittenden (for Chris Mayes, Carol Johnstone and Georg Hoffstaetter) ERL @ CESR, 11December 2008. I. Brief Discussion of the Optics

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Jim Crittenden (for Chris Mayes, Carol Johnstone and Georg Hoffstaetter)

CERL 7.0: Complete linear and second-order optics First optics since CERL 3.0. Now uses CESR with existing layout. 22 X-ray beamlines. Jim Crittenden (for Chris Mayes, Carol Johnstone and Georg Hoffstaetter) ERL @ CESR, 11December 2008. I. Brief Discussion of the Optics

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Eikonal Equation

Eikonal Equation. k + k = 1. 2. 2. x. z. w. w. c. Plane wave (local homogeneous). 2. 2. 2. Apparent velocity. T + T = 1. 2. 2. c. 2. t(x,z)=2. z. t(x,z)=1. x. 2. 2. 2. (dt/dx) + (dt/dz) = (1/c). Eikonal Eqn. Eikonal Equation. k + k = w. 2. 2.

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Using the postulate

We can calculate other mechanical thermodynamic properties M j. Stat. Mech. Postulate: If you can calculate a mechanical property X i consistent with the macroscopic parameters, then, <X i > =macroscopic thermodynamic X. Using the postulate.

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