Perspectives November 2011

project PN - II - ID - PCE - 2011 - 3 - 0045 November 2011 - November 2015

• The members of the research team of this project [Lucian Beznea, Oana Lupaşcu, Gabriela Marinoschi, and Ioan R. Ionescu (Project Coordinator)] started the activity in this project in November 2011 and they worked continuously during the years 2012, 2013, 2014 and 2015. A main step of the research was to find a mathematical framework (the equations for the shallow flow of a visco-plastic fluid...

Statement Chung - Wei Hang November 2011

My research studies trust-based coordination among agents in dynamic, open systems. Such systems arise. Modern systems (e.g., service-oriented systems) embrace a distributed setting where a system consists of multiple autonomous parties. These individual parties have their own goals and achieve them by interacting with each other. Trust provides a basis for effective interaction, helping agents...

Communicable diseases report, NSW, November and December 2011.

Enteric infections Outbreaks of suspected foodborne disease Six outbreaks of gastrointestinal disease thought to be due to consumption of contaminated food were reported in November and December 2011. These outbreaks occurred in restaurants or cafes (5) and in a private residence (1); 63 people were affected. Four outbreaks were identified through complaints to the NSWFood Authority (NSWFA) and...

Strategic Whitepaper November 2011 Using Psychometric Test Scores

Notes on Complexity Theory Last updated : November , 2011 Lecture 25

Randomization provides unconditional benefits in many settings; examples include cryptography (where random keys are used to provide protection against an adversary) and distributed computing (where randomness can be used as a means to break symmetry between parties). Randomness also appears to help in algorithm design. But is it possible that, from a complexity-theoretic perspective, randomnes...